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LOWELL HIGH SCHOOL
LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS
194 6
CLASS ODE
By
Alice Dunn
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As troubled seas once more are calm
And peace restored to man
Our classmates have returned once more
To this their native land.
We are the class of "4 6 ”
And onward we will sail
To honors in our chosen fields
In this we must not fail.
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To troubled nations o’er the seas
We must not close our doors
We must not fail those laid to rest
On far off foreign shores.
As future leaders of this land
Embarked on a strange new trail
To nations who are in despair
We pledge — We will not fail.
TUNE: AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL
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THE CONTENTS
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DEDICATION
To the Lowell High School and to the faculty who so efficiently and
conscientiously labored in our interests so that we have been
able successfully to weave the pattern of our lives thus
far , we the class of 1946 , gratefully dedicate this
first edition of our year book, "T he Spindle ”
She Spindle
19 4 6
Jacquelyn Flanagan Editor-in-Chief
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Lucy Enman
Photography
Shirley Gilchrist
Art Editor
Thelma Tzikopoulos
Girls’ Sports Editor
James Keefe
Boys’ Sports Editor
EDITORIAL BOARD
Ruth Lambert
Alice Dunn
Ernest Shepard
Rhona Shay
Thelma Caram
Arthur Carignan
Jean Hyman
Dorothy Quinn
BUSINESS BOARD
Everett Clement
Patricia McNiff
Robert Gosselin
Richard Blati
Patricia O’Brien
Phyllis McLoon
Priscilla Putnam
Marie Maynard
Arnold Trebach
Raymond Breen
ART BOARD
Therese Commerford
Catharine Bagshaw
Gloria LaFleur
Rosemarie Meehan
Helen Mullen
Anna M. Ryan
F acuity Advisor
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s'Qddociate
ddditt
ord
Jacquelyn Flanagan
Eil it or -in - chief
Shirley Gilchrist
Lucy Enman James Keefe Thelma Tzikopoulos
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Miss Ryan
To Miss Ryan, the class of ’46 and the Spindle Staff in particular, extend sincere
thanks for making possible the realization of our hopes. Reflected in "The Spindle” are /
the results of her untiring efforts.
Since our first meeting in October, when the class agreed to support a year-book,
the staff members have been working on it constantly. We have found excellent co-
operation wherever we turned.
In the Art Department, Mrs. Robbins has spared no effort. Carl Sigvardson de-
signed and executed the monogram on page one. The other divider pages are signed bv
their designers.
Miss Lowney and all the girls in Personnel have spent hours typing copy for the
printer.
The editors have been glad to do their best and sacrifice every other consideration
for "The Spindle” of 1946.
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ADMINISTRATION
Raymond A. Sullivan
The class of 1946 is the eighty-eighth to be graduated from this school which has
been in continuous existence since 1831 when spindles were first bringing fame to Lowell.
During those years threads of millions of lives have spun a variety of patterns. In
your class may have been developed talent that will ultimately make some of you
designers of a peaceful future for the whole world. For each of you, that future can
be happy if you emphasize as necessary the democratic values of life essential to your
own peace of mind. Courageously facing forward in such a spirit, you can cooperate
actively in the development of civic, national, and world peace and prosperity.
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Martin E. Connors
Assistant Sn perin ten dent
11
Sell ool C^ommitt
eemen
John Janas
George A. Ayotte
Gerald F. Cronin
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John McDonough
John J. White
Paul C. Panagiotakos
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~s$sdistan
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Joseph G. Pyne
Master
William J. Brown
Sub-Master
James F. Conway
Sub-Master — Science
14
William A. Donovan
Sub-Master — Em ploy went Bureau
Francis P. McHugh
Sub-Master — History
Elmer G. Brennon
Sub-Master — Mathematics
Helen Mulcahy
Dean of Gnls
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Blanche Y. Boyle
Home Economics
Joseph M. Donoghue
Head
of the
Department of
Com merce
Edward B. Cornell
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Spanish
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cirhnentcif ^Jdeudd
Dana Palmer
Aeronautics
Charles D. Foley
Latin
17
^t)epartmentui ^JJ^eacld
Francis D. Reardon
English
Charles E. Seede
Manual Training
Hildegarde I. St.-Onge
Trench
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Anderson, Elizabeth F.
Baldwin, Edith M.
Barrett, Grace L.
Bixby, Gladys
Bradley, Mary V.
Brown, Mary A.
Carey, E. Doris
Casey, Mary H.
Choate, Helen E. M.
Clinton, James J.
Cluin, Alice L.
Dalton, Agnes (Mrs.)
Desmarais, Berthe-Marie
Donovan, Eugene J.
Drescher, Frederick
Dunlavy, Josephine S.
Dupuis, Almanzor L.
Dwyer, Dennis J
Eaton, Ruth L.
Flannery, Mary A. (Mrs.)
Gallagher, Anne M.
Gallagher, Mary Katherine
Gelineau, Emrie E.
Glasheen, Walter M.
Goward, Kenneth N.
Groves, Vera
Gulesian, Peter J.
Hale, Carrie Ethel
..Foods
- Typewriting
.. Stenography and Typewriting
.. Office Practice and Typewriting
..Textiles and Clothing
Typewriting and English
...French and History
Public Speaking and Dramatics
College Math, and Geometry
.. English
...Latin and Algebra
Clothing and World History
French and History
.. Geometry, Algebra and Bits/. Math.
Mathematics
...Spanish
French
English
...Law and Geography
Typewriting
...English and Typewriting
English
- Man ual T raining
...History and Economics
...Physics, Mechanics and Electricity
...Co-operative Retail Selling
Manual T raining
...English
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Hannafin, Loretta A.
Harrigan, Mary E. .
Harris, J. Emmett
Hetherman, Margaret A.
Hetfierman, Patrick J.
Hoar, Beatrice T.
Hogan, E. Irene -
Hornby, Mary E.
Irish, Elizabeth _
Jarf.k, Helen J.
Kennedy, M. Gladys
Kilroy, Rita
Lawrence, Genieve E.
Leary, John P.
Lemire, J. Emile
Liston, James P.
Loring, Seth A.
Lynch, Arthur T.
Lyons, Mary V.
MacLaughlan, John J.
Mahoney, Anne L.
Mahoney, Philip L.
Markham, Kathfrine L.
Martin, Mary L.
Masterson, Frances
McCarron, Anna T.
McCarthy, Elizabeth G.
McCarthy, Ethel R.
McGee, Francis P.
McLaughlin, Paul V.
Accounting
Latin and U. S. History
Accounting
English and Latin
Chemistry, Physics and History
English
English and World History
History
English and Mathematics
Algebra and Applied Mathematics
Acc’t and Con. Goods
English
Biology
Latin and Radio Code
—.College Mathematics and Geometry
Arithmetic and Practical Math.
Algebra
Physical Education
Stenography and Typewriting
History and Radio Code
History
Physics and General Science
General Science and Biology
English and Latin
German and English
Librarian
Stenography
.. Stenography
Chemistry
Italian
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Munson, Ruth B
O’Neil, Rose
O’Neil, Mary V. ...
O’Neill, Mary F 1
Park, Ora K. 1
Pyne, Thomas 1
Quinn, Katherine F.
Regan, Roger
Riley, Mary I.
Robbins, Lilla E. (Mrs.)
Ryan, Anna M.
Severance, Millie A.
Shanahan, Donald G. ....
Shanley, Joan C.
Shanley, Theresa F.
Shea, Helen R.
Shea, Walter C.
Spanos, Bessie
Stevens, Hazel
Stickney, Alice O.
Stoklosa, Stanley J
Sullivan, Edward J.
Trull, Loring Wyman
Whitcomb, Helen M.
IN MILITARY SERVICE
McIntyre, Donald
Redmond, William
Sullivan, Margaret M. -
.... Art
....Physical Education
— English and Spanish
... English
Algebra and English
— Latin and Practical Mathematics
....English
History
Physiology, Hygiette, G. Science & Math.
....Art
...English and Biology
English
History
-.T ypewriting
... History and Consumer Goods
...English
Hygiene, Aeronautics, Power Plants
Economic Geography
...English
English, Ast. and Geol.
...Acc’t,, Busi. Arith., Bust. Hist, and
Consumer Goods
Acc’t. and Merchandising
...History
English and Civics
Home Nursing and First Aid
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Thomasina Theresa Abdallah
John Adie
"Tom my”
138 Parker Street. Entered from
Leominster Junior High School.
Activities: Tri Hi. Future: Buyer.
Hobby: Scrapbook of War Events
and card collection.
Jack C. Abrams
2 86 Fletcher Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Track. Future: College,
Medical School.
Agnes M. Abreu
"Aggie”
128 Chapel Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: German Club. Hobby:
Dancing and bowling.
Edward Adams
78 First Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Basketball, Baseball team.
Future: Aviation. Hobby: Air-
plane models.
Helen V. Adie
"Sis”
3 3 Apple Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: German Club. Future:
UAdecided. Hobby: Dancing, Ice
skating, bowling.
"Jack”
7 Puffer Avenue. Entered from
St. MichacFs School. Activities:
Football. Future: Machinist.
Mary Elizabeth Aguiar
"May”
29 Robinson Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High School. Fu-
ture: Business. Hobby: Dancing.
Pauline Allen
"Paul” or " Al ”
3 27 Fairmount Street. Entered
from Moody Junior High School.
Activities: Co-ed. Future: Busi-
ness. Hobby: Dancing, ice skat-
ing, swimming.
Lucille M. Altemus
"Lucy”
344 Wilder Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: 1st Lieutenant in the Girls’
Battalion. Future: Bookkeeper.
Hobby: Dancing, summer sports.
John A. Anastopoulos
5 Willie Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High School. Fu-
ture: Massachusetts School of Op-
tometry.
Jeanette Angelo
Shirley Gay Artenstein
"Jean”
5 5 Belrose Avenue. Entered from
Moody Junior High School. Fu-
ture: Typist. Hobby: Dancing
and swimming.
"Shirl”
5 8 Staples Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Girl Officer, Special Cho-
rus, Orchestra, Senior home room
representative. Future: College.
Hobby: Dancing, piano.
Harry Angus
6 5 Puffer Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Sports. Future: Farmer,
[lobby: Horse-back riding.
Lucy Asadourian
"Lon”
13 3 Third Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Debating Society, National
1 lonor Society, Review Staff. Fu-
ture: College. Hobbies: Music,
reading, tennis, skating.
Victor J. Archambault
"Vic”
Pawtucket Street. Entered from
St. Joseph’s Parochial School. Ac-
tivities: Football, Baseball, Basket-
ball, Boy Officer. Future: College.
Hobby: Football, baseball, danc-
ing. : }
Trene Clara Asselix
"Red”
3 1 West 4th Street. Entered from
Saint Stanislaus School. Future:
Bookkeeper. Hobbies: Dancing,
ice skating, collecting photo-
graphs.
Joan M. Archibald
"Joanie”
3 Randlett’s Court. Entered from
Our Lady of Good Counsel, New-
ark, N. J. Future: C. P. A.
Hobby: Collecting snapshots.
Alexander Athanasopoulos
"Alex”
19 Franklin Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Capt. of L. H. S. R., Re-
view Staff, National Honor So-
ciety, Secretary, Football Team.
Future: College. Hobby: Sports.
Murray Leonard Arlinsky
"Mew?”
24 5 Foster Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Science Club. Future:
Lowell Textile School. Hobby:
Photography, chemistry.
Catherine Bacshaw
"Katie”
91 Mansur Street. Entered from
Moody Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Science Club. Future:
Bates College. Hobbies: Dancing,
skating, drawing.
25
Veronica Barry
Barbara Baker
3 6 Ware Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Fu-
ture: Secretary. Hobby: Piano.
Susan Baelos
"Sue”
3 1 19th Street. Entered from
Pawtucket Junior High School.
Activities: Tri-Hi and Bowling
team. Future: Telephone Oper-
ator. Hobby: Horseback riding.
Albert Charles Baranowski
"The Baron ”
4 Joiner’s Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Sports. Future: Holy
Cross. Hobby: Whistling.
Grace Barbadian
1 1 Ware Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Fu-
ture: Undecided. Hobby: Dancing
and bowling.
Arthur C. Bariahtaris
"Barry”
444 Riverside Street Entered
from Pawtucket School. Future:
Attend College. Hobby: Sports.
"Ronnie”
684 East Merrimack Street. En-
tered from Moody Junior High
School. Future: Undecided. Hobby:
Dancing, bowling.
Richard Paul Beati
"Dick”
81 Temple Street. Entered from
St. Peter’s School. Activities:
Science Club, Year Book Repre-
sentative. Future: Lowell Textile
Institute. Hobby: Sports.
James Begley
5 5 London Street. Entered from
Sacred Heart School. Hobby:
Hockey, football, baseball.
Fern Belanger
251 Cumberland Road. Future:
Personnel Director. Hobby: Danc-
ing, movies.
Wilfred Belanger
"Bill”
18 Fisher Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Hi-Y Club, Chorus. Fu-
ture: Textile Engineer. Hobby:
Tennis,^ baseball, dancing.
Rita Bell
62 London Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High School. Fu-
ture: Stenography. Hobby: Roller
skating and dancing.
"Al”
182 Howard Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Band and Orchestra. Fu-
ture: College. Hobby: Music.
Louise Bellefeuille
"Lou”
86 Andrews Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Special Chorus. Future:
Singing. Hobby: Singing, danc-
ing.
Marion Bent
"Honey”
17 Second Street. Entered from
Moody Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: German Club. Future:
Dressmaking. Hobby: Dancing
and roller skating.
Jeanette T. Berard
"Net”
129 White Street. Entered from
St. Jeanne d’Arc School. Fu-
ture: Undecided. Hobby: Sports
and dancing.
Dolores A. Berke
"Dolly”
100 Durant Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Special Chorus, Review
Staff, 2nd Vice-Pres. of Spanish
Club, National Honor. Future:
Chemistry. Hobby: Sports, read-
ing.
Nathalie Lou Berry
163 Dartmouth Street. Entered
from Morey Junior High School.
Activities: Special Chorus, Girl
Officer, Tri-Hi. Hobby: Skiing,
skating and music.
Raymond S. Betley
"Ray”
13 8 Cross Street. Entered from
Moody Junior High School. Hobby:
Fishing.
Mary Jane Bigbee
"Janie”
30 5 Nesmith Street. Entered from
Moody Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Girls’ Battalion. Future:
Dramatics. Hobby: Dancing and
swimming.
Donald Barker Bliss
"Don”
9 Mount Hope Street. Entered
Irom Pawtucket Junior High. Ac-
tivities: Review Staff and Regi-
mental Officer. Future: Lowell
Textile Institute. Hobby: Jour-
nalism and politics.
27
Virginia Mary Boisvert
Therese Marieanne Boulanger
"Jini”
3 43 Thorndike Street. Entered
from St. Peter’s School. Activi-
ties: Switchboard Operator. Hobby:
Dancing and skating.
Michaeline T. Bonczar
"Mickey”
130 Jewett Street. Entered from
St. Stanislaus School. Future:
Beautician. Hobby: Swimming,
bowling and collecting records.
Charles Borges, Jr.
"Juky”
11 Lyons Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Activities:
German Club, Capt. in Boy Offi-
cers. Future: Engineer. Hobby:
Stamp collecting.
Alec M. Borodawka
50 Perry Street. Entered from
Moody Junior High. Hobby:
Stamp collecting.
Richard L. Boulanger
"Dick”
156 School Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Future:
Army Air Corps. Hobby: Sports.
"Terry”
2 8 Dracut Street. Entered from
Pawtucketville Grammar School.
Future: Office work. Hobby:
Dancing and bowling.
Betty Ann Bourgeois
"Beetle”
5 9 Barasford Avenue. Entered from
Immaculate Conception. Activi-
ties: Special Chorus, Girl Officers.
Future: Secretary. Hobby: Danc-
ing and singing.
Therese Bourgeois
"Terry”
3 1 Garden Road. Entered from
Notre Dame Academy. Activi-
ties: Girl Officer. Future: Colby
Junior College. Hobby: Swim-
ming and dancing.
Stella Sunday Boutselis
9 8 Chapel Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Future:
Nurse. Hobby: Swimming.
Geraldine Scott Bowden
"Gerry”
59 So. Whipple Street. Entered
from Butler Junior High. Future:
Office work. Hobby: Writing and
dancing.
Therese Broadbent
Jack Bowers
17 Myrtle Street. Entered from
St. Michael's School. Activities:
Hi-Y. Future: Navy. Hobby:
Dancing, swimming, skating.
John F. Brady
"Jack”
7 3 8 Central Street. Entered from
St. Peter’s School. Activities:
German Club. Future: Service.
Hobby: Football and swimming.
"Terry”
164 Branch Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Fu-
ture: Nurse’s training. Hobby:
Movies and dancing.
Anita Pfarl Brock
"Nin”
21 Bishop Street. Entered from
Winslow School, Tyngsboro. Ac-
tivities: Tri-Hi, Student Defense
Eeague. Future: Nursing. Hobby:
Swimming and photography.
George Breault
4 52 Central Street. Entered from
St. Peter’s School. Activities:
Baseball, basketball. Future: Suc-
cessful. Hobby: Sports.
Margaret Breault
"Peggy”
45 2 Central Street. Entered from
St. Peter’s School. Future: Nurs-
ing. Hobby: Dancing.
Mary E. Broderick
"Mamie”
22 Auburn Street. Entered from
St. Peter’s School. Activities: Cho-
rus and Spanish Club. Hobbies:
Movies. Future: Nursing.
James Brophy
"Broph”
240 Aiken Avenue. Entered from
St. Michael’s School. Activities:
Sports. Future: Army.
Raymond Breen
"Jinx”
14 Ames Street. Entered from
St. Peter’s School. Activities:
German Club, Boy Officers, Stamp
Club, football team. Future:
Service and journalism. Hobby:
Amateur sports, stamp collect-
ing, writing.
Barbara H. Brown
"Bubs”
3 1 Newbury Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Fu-
ture: Dietician. Hobby: Writ-
ing, movies, cooking.
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Pearl A. Brown
Edith Burt
"Brownie”
18 Lawson Street* Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Fu-
ture. Hairdresser. Hobby: Bowl-
ing, movies, dancing, skating.
Donald J. Bryant
"Joe”
191 Pleasant Street. Entered from
Immaculate Conception School.
Activities: Boy Officer in L. H. S. R.
Future: Theatre business. Hobby:
Baseball and tennis.
Mary Lou Bunker
94 Twelfth Street. Entered from
St. Michael's School. Future:
Secretarial work. Hobby: Danc-
ing, swimming and ice skating.
Lillian R. Burk
"Lit”
76 Humphrey Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Switchboard operator.
Future: Laboratory Technician.
Hobby: Dancing, swimming.
3 2 So. Loring Street. Entered from
C. W. Morey, Junior High School.
Future: Business College. Hobby:
Bowling and roller skating.
Frank B. Byers
"Buddie”
46 Glenellyn Road. Entered from
Moody Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Football. Future: Armed
Forces. Hobby: Sports.
Mary Correira Caboz
"May”
33 2 Suffolk Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior School. Future:
Secretarial work. Hobby: Piano
playing, dancing.
Thelma Ruth Caram
137 Midland Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Spanish Club, Science
Club, Home Room Representa-
tive, "Spindle.” "Review,” Na-
tional Honor Society, Tri-Hi, Or-
chestra. Future: Teacher. Hobby:
Dancing, collecting.
Maryalice Burns
2 8 Fairfield Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Tri-Hi and 1st Lt. in
G. O. Battalion. Future: Vesper
George School of Art. Hobby:
Dancing and art.
Arthur R. Carignan. Jr.
"Pefe”
67 Crawford Street. Entered from
Ste. Jeanne d’Arc School. Ac-
tivities: Year Book Committee and
Boy Officer. Future: Armed
Forces.
30
Richard Gregg Chadwick
Constance Barbara Cassidy
"Connie”
2 5 Hadley Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Co-Ed. Hobby: Skating.
Katherine G. Cavoures
"Casey”
444 Fletcher Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Girl Officer, Science Club,
National Honor Society. Future:
Jackson College. Ffobby: Swim-
ming and music.
Helen Ann Marie Cebula
" Cebbie ”
45 West 4th Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Mr. Brennon’s G Hr.
Secretary. Future: College. Hobby:
Swimming, dancing.
Stephen J. Cepulinski
"Cepie”
142 Jewett Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High. Future:
Undecided. Hobby: Tennis and
fishing.
Helen Chachus
47 Varney Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Activities:
Modern Dancing. Future: Book-
keeper. Hobby: Dancing and swim-
ming.
"Ricky”
64 Hayes Avenue. Entered from
Pawtucket Junior High. Activi-
ties: Boy Officer and Band. Fu-
ture: Veterinarian. Hobby: Play-
ing Organ.
Diana Chaliioux
"Di”
150 Barker Avenue. Entered from
Varnum Junior High. Future:
Typist. Hobby: Horseback riding,
ice skating.
Sotiros Demetrios Chaparas
"Sammy”
Entered
from
Bartlett
Junior
High.
Activities:
Officer
High
School
Regiment,
Science
Club.
Future:
Doctor.
Hobby:
Stamp
collecting.
Omer R. Chartrand
"Owe”
111 Aiken Avenue. Entered from
Varnum Junior High School. Ac-
tivity: Boy Officer. Future: Phar-
macy. Hobby: Dancing and fish-
ing.
Albert G. Chase
"Chaste”
Entered from Immaculate Con-
ception School. Future: Aero-
nautical Engineering. Hobby:
Models.
Margaret Mary Cheney
Beverly Clark
"Peg”
112 Durant Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High. Activities:
Tri-Hi and Chorus. Future:
Telephone Operator. Hobby: Skat-
ing and dancing.
Lee E. Cherenson
"Cherry”
Entered from Morey Junior High.
Activities: Chorus, Band. Future:
Railroad Conductor.
Armen Chertavian
"Chet”
135 Beacon Street. Entered from
Varnum Jr. High. Activities:
Major in Boys* Regiment, Special
Chorus, Science Club. Future:
U. S. Service or College. Hobby:
Records, sports.
Andrew Christopoulos
"Andy”
94 Vernon Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Activi-
ties: Boy Officers, Special Chorus,
Science Club, Class Treasurer.
Future: College. Hobby: Bowling,
basketball, dancing, swimming.
Mary E. Cirasela
41 Royal Street. Entered from
Saint Peter’s School. Future:
Nursing. Hobby: Reading, danc-
ing and theatre.
"Bev”
91 Fort Hill Avenue. Entered
from Moody Junior High. Ac-
tivities: Girl Officers. Future:
Nursing. Hobby: Dancing.
Christina Clarke
"Tina”
8 7 Andrews Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Activities:
Co-Ed. Future: Business. Hobby:
Skating.
Marilyn Ann Clarke
"Mai”
47 Varnum Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Activities:
Vice Pres, of Greenhalge Debating
Society, Spanish Club, Student De-
fense League, Chairman of Motto
Committee. Future: Journalism
Hobby: Tennis, collecting stamps.
Everett Sargent Clement
"Clem”
2 Flarding Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Special Chorus, Lieut. Col.
in Regiment, Science Club, Year
Book Staff, Hi-Y, Basketball and
Football. Future: U. S. Navy
and Electrical Engineer. Hobby:
Sailing and dancing.
Rita J. Coakley
89 White Street. Entered from
Pawtucket Junior High. Activi-
ties: Chorus. Future: Secretary.
Hobby: Swimming, dancing and
bowling.
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Therese R. Commerford
Shirley Lillian Coggins
fr Shi>T’
10 Duren Avenue. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Future:
Housewife. Hobby: Swimming
and dancing.
Arthur E. Cohen
"Artie"
44 Oakland Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Band, Orchestra, Debating,
Oratory, Science Club, Publicity
Chairman of S. D. L., Class Offi-
cer. Future: Doctor, Tufts Col-
lege. Hobby: Reading, music.
Mildred Helene Cohen
"Mim”
47 Lincoln Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Co-Ed. Future: Emerson. Hobby:
Swimming, dancing.
Barbara R. Colbath
"Bobbie"
7 Deerfield Street. Entered from
Riverside Grammar School. Ac-
tivities: 2nd Vice President of the
German Club. Future: College.
Hobby: Reading.
E. James Collins
"E. J”
100 Elm Avenue. Entered from
Tewksbury High. Activities: Spe-
cial Chorus, Orchestra, Sports,
Boy Officer, Science Club, Treas-
urer of Sophomore and Junior
Class. Future: Military Academy.
Hobby: Coin collecting, music.
"Terry"
29 Starbird Street. Entered from
Pawtucket Junior High. Activi-
ties: Special Chorus, "Spindle” Staff.
Future: College. Hobby: Football
games, dancing.
Joanne Connors
90 Wentworth Avenue. Entered
from Moody Junior High. Ac-
tivities: Major Girl Officer, Na-
tional Honor Society, Science Club.
Future: Radcliflfe College. Hobby:
Reading, dancing, swimming.
Shirley Connors
"Shirley"
223 Branch Street. Entered from
Hood School, Lawrence. Activi-
ties: Girl Officer, Tri-Fli, Per-
sonnel Staff. Future: Secretary,
Hobby: Dancing, swimming.
Dorothy Marif Convery
"Dot"
Entered from St. Patrick’s School.
Future: Clerical work. Hobby:
Swimming, dancing and ice skating.
John K. Conway
2 5 Clark Road. Entered from
Moody Junior High. Activities:
Regimental Colonel, Science Club,
Review Staff. Future: Harvard.
Hobby: Hockey.
Arthur Corbin
Deno J. Cricones
"Art”
21 Martin Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High. Future:
Navy.
Shirley M. Corey
74 Inland Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Girl Officer. Future: College.
Hobby: Skiing.
Edmund Courn
"Ted”
14f Moore Street. Entered from
Sacred Heart. Activities: Cheer
leader, Hi-Y, School shows. Fu-
ture: Lawyer. Hobby: Baseball,
dancing.
Ronald P. Coury
"Ronnie”
3 6 Clare Street. Entered! from
St. Peter’s School. Activities: Boy
Officer. Future: Technicolor En-
gineer. Hobby: Bowling, base-
ball.
Robert M. Creegan
"Bob”
31 Morey Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Boy Officer. Future:
Textile. Hobby: Sports.
"Cookie”
26 Varney Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Activities:
Boy Officer. Future: U. S. M. C.
Hobby: Basketball and swimming.
George E. Crotty
"G. E”
3 3 Warwick Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Future:
College. Hobby: Dancing, and
horses.
Phyllis A. Crotty
"Phyl”
3 3 Warwick Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
G. O. Future: College. Hobby:
Swimming and dancing.
Richard Cullen
"Dick”
3 8 Wannalancit Street. Entered
from Bartlett Junior High.
Hobby: Sports.
Diane Cullinan
"Di”
2 Harrison Place. Entered from
Varnum School. Future: Business
College. Hobby: Collecting
photos, dancing.
Ernest Dabilis
Robert E. Dailey
"Ozzjc”
23 Adams Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Activities:
Boy Scouts. Hobby: Bowling and
racing planes.
Mary Dacey
"Flash”
14 West 9th Street. Entered
from Butler. Junior High. Ac-
tivities: Co-Ed. Hobby: Roller
skating, collecting pictures.
Eva Dadian
#■
815 Central Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Future:
Hairdressing. Hobby: Bowling.
Karen Dahl
7 5 Smith Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Spanish Club, Modern dancing.
Future: College. Hobby: Skiing,
drawing, swimming.
John Dahlquist
"Swede”
Entered from Bartlett Junior High.
Future: College later, U. S. N. at
present. Flobby: Football, danc-
ing, sports.
"Bob”
46 Foster Street. Entered from
St. Patrick’s School. Activities:
Football, Junior Vice President.
Future: College. Hobby: Sports.
Mary Louise Daly
"Pinky”
3 8 St. James Street. Entered from
Sacred Heart School. Activities:
Capt. of Girl Officers, Modern
dancing. Lunch room staff, Girls’
Glee Club. Future: Certified
Public Accountant. Hobby:
Dancing and sports.
Katherine Dakos
"Kay”
122 Mt. Washington Street. En-
tered from Bartlett Junior High.
Activities: Girl Officer, Sec. of
Science Club. Future: Simmons.
Hobby: Reading, tobogganing,
swimming.
Angelike Rebecca Daoutakos
"Becky”
3 9 Hanover Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Activities:
1st Lieutenant of G. O., modern
dancing, twirlers. Future: Cos-
metologist. Hobby: Dancing and
bowling.
Marilyn Gertrude Davis
"Dimples”
5 1 Barclay Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High. Activities:
Sec. of Debating Society. Future:
Lawyer. Hobby: Dancing and
bowling.
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Alex Denesowicz
Joyce Martha Dawson
"Rusty”
125 Parker Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Spanish Club, Science Club, News-
writing Class, switchboard, Tri-
Hi, Senior home room representa-
tive. Future: Bridgewater State
Teachers’ College. Hobby: Sailing,
skating.
Mary S. DeDeyn
"Susie”
294 E. Merrimack Street. Entered
from Barbour Junior High, De-
troit, Michigan. Future: Modeling
school. Hobby: Roller skating,
reading.
Ellen Delaney
3 5 Cornell Street. Entered from
St. Peter’s School. Activities:
Special Chorus, Review Staff. Fu-
ture: College. Hobby: Skating.
Ann Demogenes
"Shorty”
22 Wiggin Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High School.
Hobby: Dancing, bowling, skat-
ing.
Rose Dendy
"Ro”
127 Bellevue Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Personnel Staff. Future: Sten-
ographer. Fiobby: Dancing.
"Al”
190 Chelmsford Street. Entered
from Butler Junior High. Ac-
tivities: Boy Officer. Future:
Theatre Business. Hobby: Stamp
collecting.
Lois Jane Denjo
129 B Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Tri-Hi. Future: Commercial
Switchboard Operator, Tri-FIi.
Future: Business School. Hobby:
Dancing, playing piano, sports.
Janice Denno
"fan”
14 Sidney Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Activities:
Tri-Hi. Future: Commercial
Artist. Hobby: Art and skating.
Gladys Der Sarkisian
"Glad die”
147 Congress Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Future: De-
signer. Hobby: Reading and
swimming.
Donald Descoteau
"Dcke”
18 Dana Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior Fiigh. Activities:
Football. Future: Business School.
Hobby: Dancing and sports.
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Lionel J. Desmarais
"Nel”
578 Merrimack Street. Entered
from Ste. Jeanne D’Arc. Future:
Navy. Hobby: Swimming.
John H. Dexter
"Dexter”
2 52 Methuen Street. Entered from
St. Michael’s School. Future:
Radio. Hobby: Fishing and hunt-
ing.
Ara Donoian
44 Elm Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Activities:
Baseball. Future: Engineer. Hobby:
Drawing and bowling.
Irene Donohue
"Lena”
118 Bartlett Street. Entered from
Immaculate Conception. Activi-
ties: Tri-Hi, Chorus. Future:
Undecided. Hobby: Dancing and
sports.
Ann Marie Dodge
20 July Street. Entered from
St. Michael’s School. Activities:
Science Club, Greenhalge Debating,
Review Staff. Future: College.
Hobby: Skiing and reading.
Lillian Donohue
"Sport”
20 Winthrop Avenue. Entered
from Morey Jr. High. Activities:
Senior Prom Committee. Future:
Typist. Hobby: Reading and skat-
ing.
John Doherty
"Jake”
6 3 5 Westford Street. Entered
from St. John’s Prep. Hobby:
Swimming and hunting. Future:
Navy.
Eileen Jean Donovan
"Jean me”
2 8 Oakland Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Lt. Col. in G. O. Regiment,
Science Club. Future: Boston
University, teaching. Hobby:
Swimming and dancing.
Corinne Donnelly
"Ginger”
69 Bradstreet Avenue. Entered
from Butler Junior High. Ac-
tivities: (Baton Twirlers). Fu-
ture: Telephone Operator. Hobby:
Skating, dancing and swimming.
Elizabeth Donovan
"Muff”
19 Wannalancit Street. Entered
from Bartlett Junior High. Ac-
tivities: Girl Officer, Review Staff,
National Honor Society. Future:
Wellesley College. Hobby: Read-
ing, dancing and swimming.
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Joseph B. Donovan
"Ron”
81 Boynton Street. Entered from
St. Michael’s School. Activities:
President of Hi-Y and the Junior
and Senior Classes, Musical Com-
edies. Future: Journalist. Hobby:
Piano.
Peter Dragoumanos
13 5 Howard Street. Entered
from Butler Junior High. Activ-
ities: Baseball, Y. M. C. A. Fu-
ture: College. Hobby: Sports.
Donald D. Dooley
"D. D. D”
799 Chelmsford Street. Entered
from Morey Junior High. Fu-
ture: Aeronautical Engineer.
Hobby: Baseball and chemistry.
Virginia Dorris
"Ginger” and "Rusty”
159 Congress Street. Entered
from Butler Junior High. Activi-
ties: Student Defense League.
Future: Army Nurse. Hobby:
Sports.
Warren Dana Douglas
"Doug”
30 Burgess Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Lieut, in High School Regiment.
Future: Lowell Textile Institute.
Hobby: Stamp collecting, scout-
ing.
Bessie Dragoumanos
ff Peachy ”
13 5 Howard Street. Entered
from Butler Junior High. Fu-
ture: Nurse. Hobby: Dancing,
bowling.
Phyllis Marie Duchaine
"Fedie”
84 Adams Street. Entered from
St. Patrick’s School. Hobby:
Horseback riding and swimming.
Robert Ducharme
"Bob”
1 66 Smith Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Hi-Y. Future: Bradshaw. Hob-
by: Skating and dancing.
Robert J. Dunlavey
"Dunn”
408 Wilder Street. Entered from
St. Mary’s School, Biddeford,
Maine. Future: Holy Cross —
Aeronautical Engineering. Hobby:
Horseback riding, swimming and
dancing.
Alice Ann Dunn
"Connie”
420 High Street. Entered from
Sacred Heart School. Activities:
Basketball, Yearbook Staff, Stu-
dent Defense League, Lunch room
staff. Modern Dancing. Future:
College. Hobby: Reading, writ-
ing, sports.
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Bertrand Durgin
Ethel Eliopoulos
"Red”
12 Crane Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High School. Fu-
ture: Business. Hobby: Baseball.
Roland A. Dwinell
"Jinx”
98 Saylcs Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Future: En-
gineer. Hobby: Baseball, dancing.
Helen Dwyer
"Biddle”
2 5 Butler Avenue. Entered from
St. Peter's School. Activities:
German Club. Future: Sten-
ography. Hobby: Dancing.
"Dollie”
2 8 Warwick Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Future:
Kathleen Dell School. Hobby:
Swimming, reading, boating and
dancing.
Lucy M. Enman
"Lou”
41 Morey Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Spanish Club. Modern Dance,
Chorus, Secretary to Mr. Dono-
van, Pres, of Senior Tri-Hi, Pho-
to Editor of "The Spindle.” Fu-
ture: Photography. Hobby: Sports,
dancing.
Helen Enwright
3 8 Sargent Street. Entered from
Prince School, Boston, Mass. Fu-
ture: Teachers' College. Hobby:
Ice skating and swimming.
Jennie Ann Dziubi k
"Blondic”
17 Stanlev Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High. Future:
Secretary. Hobby: Swimming,
skating, dancing.
Salem Z. Elias, Jr.
"Zack”
98 Mt. Vernon Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Activities:
Science Club, National Honor So-
ciety, Review. Future: Medicine.
Hobby: Collecting pennants
Catherine Fvans
"Kay”
22 8 Wentworth Avenue. Entered
from Moody Junior High. Activ-
ities: Review Staff, Girl Officers,
Science Club. Hobby: Reading,
dancing and swimming.
Dorothy Fahey
"Dot”
1 1 Viola Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Tri-Hi. Future: College.
Hobby: Swimming, skating and
dancing.
John Farley
Eleanor T. Finnegan
"Jack”
3 9 Plummer Avenue. Entered from
Immaculate Conception School.
Activities: Science Club. Future:
Boston College. Flobby. Skiing
and dancing.
Camilla Pauline Faticanti
"Cammie”
212 Coburn Street. Entered from
St. Michaels’ School. Future:
Art School. Hobby: Dancing,
singing and bicycle riding.
Marjorie L. Feehan
"Margie”
11 6 Fort Hill Avenue. Entered
from Immaculate Conception
School. Activities: Tri-Hi, Sec-
retary to Mr. Donoghue, Girl Offi-
cers. Future: Business College.
Hobby: Swimming and dancing.
Frank E. Felton
"Frankie”
43 Inland street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Fu-
ture: Restaurant Business. Hobby:
Ice skating, swimming.
Martin J. Finn
"Mickey”
2 82 Walker Street. Entered from
St. Patrick’s, Keith Academy. Ac-
tivities: Baseball, football and
Hi-Y. Future: Navy and Col-
lege. Hobby: Dancing, pool.
"EUie”
5 4 Corbett Street. Entered from
Sacred Heart School. Activities:
Spanish Club. Future: State Teach-
ers’ College. Hobbies: Swimming
and sketching.
Mary M. Finnegan
60 Harris Avenue. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Capt. in G. O. Future: Nurse.
Flobby: Dancing and sports.
Robert J. Fiorello
"Bob”
176 Barker Avenue. Entered from
St. Michael’s School. Future:
Salesman. Hobby: Shows, swim-
ming.
Anne Marie Flanagan
"Tony”
3 3 Gertrude Avenue. Entered
from Morey Junior High. Activ-
ities: Special Chorus, orchestra,
Science Club, Spanish Club, G. O.
Battalion. Future: College. Hob-
by: Dancing and swimming.
Mary Ellen Flanagan
"Red”
61 Chestnut Street. Entered from
Moody Junior High. Future:
Nurse. Hobby: Dancing and
stamp collecting.
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Jacquelyn Flanagan
" Jackie ”
5 2 B Street. Entered from Morey
Junior High. Activities: Editor-
in-Chief of ''The Spindle/’ Vice-
Pres. of Senior Tri-Hi, Girl Offi-
cer, Basketball, Chorus, Modern
dancing. Future: Telegraph oper-
ator. Hobby: Collecting pictures
and all sports.
Rita Flanagan
6 1 Chestnut Street. Entered from
Immaculate Conception School.
Future: Nurse. Hobby: Dancing
and skating.
William Flynn
"Bill”
91 Adams Street. Entered from
St. Patrick’s School. Future:
Chemical engineer. Hobby: Bas-
ketball, baseball.
Patricia Ann Foley
"Put”
173 Princeton Blvd. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Girl Officers. Future: College.
Hobby: Skiing, dancing.
Lois E. Forrester
"Lo”
Farwell Road, Tyngsboro. En-
tered from Jamaica Plain High
School. Activities: Newswriting
Class. Future: Reporter. Hobby:
Reading and tennis.
Lorice Forsley
"Lou”
3 7 Arlington Street. Entered
from Bartlett Junior High. Fu-
ture: Stenographic Work. Hobby:
Swimming and bowling.
Lee Fortune
3 50 Princeton Blvd. Entered from
Clifton High, Clifton, N. J. Ac-
tivities: Tri-Hi, Future: Secretary.
Hobby: Dancing and ice skating.
Jean Fuce
5 9J4 So. Whipple Street. Entered
from Sacred Heart School. Activ-
ities: Tri-Hi. Future: Stenography.
Hobby: Skating and dancing.
Doris Jean Gallego
"D. J”
3 3 Lundberg Street. Entered from
Sacred Heart School. Activities:
Girl Officer. Future: Nursing.
Hobby: Dancing and swimming.
Thomas A. Garvey
"Tom”
15 Harrison Street. Entered from
Immaculate Conception. Activities:
Wall Scaling and Rifle Teams,
future: Aeronautical Engineer.
Hobby: Airplane building and
sports.
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Bernard V. Gaudette
Barbara Eileen M. Gilmore
"Benue”
63 Mt. Grove Street. Entered
from St. Jeanne D’Arc. Future:
Bookkeeper. Hobby: Model mak-
ing and sports.
James Georgakakos
" Jimaco ”
40 5 Broadway. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Future:
Business. Hobby: Fishing.
John F. Gettings
"Gets”
22 5 Cross Street. Entered from St.
Patrick’s School. Activities: Rifle
Team. Future: Electronics. Hobby:
Model Airplanes and sports.
Shirley Louise Gilchrist
"Shirl”
197 Powell Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Tri-Hi, Girl Officers, Special Cho-
rus, Editor of Art Board of "The
Spindle.” Future: Telegraph
operator. Hobby: Dancing, col-
lecting newspaper clippings of
senior activities.
Dorothy Gilleo
139 Andover Street. Entered from
Moody Junior High. Future:
Fashion Designer. Hobby: Danc-
ing and boat riding.
"Bibs”
101 Vernon Street. Entered from
St. Michael’s School. Activities:
Art, Greenhalge debating. Future:
Art School. Hobby: Painting,
sewing, dancing, reading.
Walter Glasheen
"Wimp”
126 Highland Avenue. Entered
from St. Patrick’s School. Fu-
ture: Navy. Hobby: Baseball,
basketball, skiing.
Theresa Gleason
"Terry”
3 2 England Street. Entered from
Sacred Heart School. Activities:
Nationol Honor Society. Future:
Secretary. Hobby: Dancing and
swimming.
Helen Golec
72 Hampshire Street. Entered
from St. Stanislaus School. Ac-
tivities: Tri-Hi, Girl Officer,
Switchboard, Modern Dancing.
Future. Laboratory Technician.
Hobby: Dancing, swimming ond
skating.
Robert Gosselin
"Goose”
21 Stevens Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Boy Officer, football, Treas. of
Hi-Y. Future: Lowell Textile
School. Hobby: Baseball, horse-
back riding.
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Carroll Greenhalge
Patricia J. Haley
"Bucky”
3 1 Count Street. Entered from
Sacred Heart School. Future:
Army, Electrician. Hobby: Bowl-
ing, baseball, raising pigeons, ice
skating.
Joan Louise Gregg
1867 Middlesex Street. Entered
from Morey Junior High. Activi-
ties: Tri-Hi, Greenhalge Debating
Society, National Honor Society,
Science Club. Future: Lowell
Textile. Hobby: Reading and
dancing.
Patricia C. Griffin
"Pat”
241 Hildreth Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High. Future:
Secretary. Hobby: Dancing and
swimming.
Alice Grimolizzi
46 Hadley Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Personnel Staff. Future: Sten-
ographer. Hobby: Ice skating,
sports.
William Grover
"lek”
19 Bradstreet Avenue. Entered
from Morey Junior High. Future:
Navy. Hobby: Swimming and
billiards.
"Pat
>>
1 5 Courtland Street. Entered from
Pawtucket Junior High. Activ-
ities: Switchboard. Future: Secre-
tary. Hobby: Skating and bas-
ketball games.
Eeizabeth Ann Hamilton
"Betty”
Box M3 Tyngsboro. Entered from
Winslow School. Future: Nurse.
Hobby: Reading.
Viola Grace Hancock
"Vi”
3 80 Pawtucket Street. Entered
from Bartlett Junior High. Fu-
ture: Secretary. Hobby: Skat-
ing and dancing.
Annabelle Hanney
"Anne”
46 Lincoln Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Future: Sec-
retary. Hobby: Ice skating and
bowling.
Robert Hansen
"Bob”
27 Fairfield Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Boy Officer. Future: Army.
Hobby: Swimming and dancing.
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Christine Harmacinska
"Chris”
23 6 Sladen Street. Dracut, Mass.
Entered from Varnum Junior
High. Activities : Personnel Staff,
Senior Leader in Gym. Future:
Stenographer. Hobby: Movies and
dancing.
John Harris
"Emmet”
77 Westford Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Boy Officer. Future: Teacher.
Hobby: Sports.
Beverly R. Harvey
"Rusty”
20 Cornell Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Orchestra and Special Chorus.
Future: Lowell General Hospital.
Hobby: Piano playing and skating.
Norman R. Hebert
"Jack”
46 Barclay Street. Entered from
St. Joseph High. Future: Navy.
Hobby: Baseball and swimming.
Shirley R. Hedlund
3 O’Brien Terrace. Entered from
Riverside School. Future: Office
Work. Hobby: Reading.
Ann J. Hibbert
144 Winthrop Ave. Entered from
Morey Jr. High. Future: Account-
ant. Hobby: Dancing and swim-
ming.
Barbara D. Hibbert
144 Winthrop Ave. Entered from
Morey Jr. High. Activities: Ger-
man Club. Future: Accountant.
Hobby: Bowling and dancing.
Dorothy Clare, Higgins
"Dotty”
12 Linden Street. Entered from
Pawtucket School. Activities:
Head L. H. S. Switchboard oper-
ator. Future: Secretarial work.
Hobby: Swimming and dancing.
Gloria Higgins
46 Loring Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Future-
Nurse. Hobby: Dancing and
singing.
Patricia A. Higgins
"Pat”
182 Pleasant Street. Entered from
Immaculate Conception. Future:
State Teachers* College. Hobby:
Reading, dancing and swimming.
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Shirley N. Hoare
Jean Alma Hymen
"Shirl”
5 81 Rogers Street. Entered from
Moody Junior High. Activities:
Tri-Hi. Future: Business. Hobby:
Swimming and horseback riding.
27 Washington Parkway. Entered
from Morey Junior High. Activ-
ities: Science Club. Future: Col-
lege. Hobby: Hosteling, swim-
ming, dancing.
Carolyn B. Hopkins
"Hoppy”
159 Fort Hill Avenue. Entered
from Moody Junior High. Activ-
ities: Spanish Club. Hobby: Mu-
sic, reading, fishing. Future:
Journalist.
Steve Ivos
"Slugger”
198 Methuen Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Activities:
Basketball. Future: Business.
Hobby: Hunting, fishing, golf.
Maureen Hurley
"Moe”
21 6 Thorndike Street. Entered
from St. Peter’s School. Activities:
Telephone Operator and Girl Offi-
cer. Future: Telephone Oper-
ator. Hobby: Dancing, swim-
ming, skating.
Frances V. Janesko
"Red”
Concord Street. Entered from
St. Stanislaus School. Future:
Business. Hobby: Swimming and
reading.
Irwin B. Hurwitz
"Bud”
422 Pine Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Orchestra. Future: Medical
School. Hobby: Model building.
Walter John Johnson
"Van”
90 Jenness Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Future:
Pilot-Mechanic. Hobby: Build-
ing model airplanes.
Harriet E. Hyland
168 South Street. Entered from
St. Peter’s School. Future: Secre-
tary. Hobby: Ice skating and
dancing.
Nathaniel Nelson Jones 2nd
"Nat”
19 Maryland Avenue. Entered
from Hartford High School. Ac-
tivities: Special Chorus, Orches-
tra. Future: Minister.
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Bernice Kane
Helen M. Joseph
"Joe”
16 Lagrange Court. Entered from
St. Patrick’s School. Future: Pvt.
Secretary. Hobby: Dancing and
swimming.
Thomas Joyce
"Tom my”
8 8 Andews Street. Entered from
Sacred Heart School. Future:
College. Hobby: Football and
hockey.
"Benue”
374 Adams Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Tri-Hi, Spanish Club,
lunchroom staff. Future: State
Teachers’ College. Hobby: Swim-
ming and reading.
Connie Karabatsos
57 Ware Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Chorus. Future: Nurse.
Hobby: Sports and reading.
Helen Kaklamanos
"Helka”
20 Gold Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Activities:
Girl Officer, Science Club. Fu-
ture: Law Office. Hobby: Horse-
back riding, dancing and swim-
ming.
Effie Kalantzakos
44 Adams Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Activities:
Lunchroom staff. bookroom and
chorus. Hobby: Swimming and
dancing.
John Kalivas
"Jack”
1 1 8 Hale Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Activities:
Basketball and football. Future:
College. Hobby: Baseball and
swimming.
Mary Katramados
163 Adams Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Activities:
German Club, chorus. Future:
Accountant. Hobby: Sports and
reading.
Alice Kazlauskas
"Ally”
16 Rogers Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Activities:
Personnel Staff. Future: Secre-
tary. Hobby: Swimming, tennis,
ice-skating.
James T. Keefe
"Jimmie”
5 9 Chauncey Avenue. Entered
from Morey Junior High. Ac-
tivities: Second Vice President of
Senior Class, First Afajor in Boys
Regiment, Science Club, Sports
Editor of the Year Book. Fu-
ture: Doctor. Hobby: Base-
ball, football, swimming.
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John Keefe
"Jack”
200 Cross Street. Entered from
St. Patrick’s School. Future:
Printer. Hobby: Singing.
Muriel Patricia Keefe
"Keefie”
26 Ostego Avenue. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Special Chorus, Tri-Hi. Future:
Business College. Hobby: Skating,
dancing.
Barbara Ann Kiggins
"Babs”
549 Lawrence Street. Entered
from Sacred Heart School. Ac-
tivities: Lunch room worker.
Future: Nurse. Hobby: Danc-
ing, singing.
Jennie Kimborowicz
"Jane”
183 Concord Street. Entered
from St. Stanislaus School. Fu-
ture: Clerk-Typist. Hobby:
Dancing, swimming, tennis, bowl-
ing.
Raymond Keene
"Ray”
6 Pemberton Street. Entered from
St. John’s, Newton, Mass. Ac-
tivities: Basketball. Future:
Navy. Hobby: Collecting for-
eign coins, ,
Barbara Anne King
"Bar by”
3 5 Glenwood Street. Entered
from Moody Junior High School.
Activities: Girl Officer, special
chorus. Spanish Club. Future:
Katherine Gibbs — secretary. Hob-
by: Music, dancing, boating.
John J. Kelly
"Jack”
57 Bartlett Street. Entered from
Immaculate Conception. Activ-
ities: Boy Officer. Future: Store
business. Hobby: Dancing, swim-
ming.
Claire Ann King
7 Crescent Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Chorus, Tri-Hi. Future: Bryant
& Stratton. Hobby: Dancing
and walking.
Mary Frances Kelly
"May” "Kcl”
90 Livingston Avenue. Entered
from Pawtucket Junior High.
Future: Medical Secretary. Hobby:
Swimming, bowling, skating, danc-
ing, boating, hiking.
Joyce M. King
"Chicken”
240 Boylston Street. Entered from
Moody Junior High. Activities:
Tri-Hi, Modern Dance, book-
room. Future: Telephone oper-
ator. Hobby: Sports.
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Donald P. King
31 6 Suffolk Street. Entered from
St. Michael's. Activities: Science
Club. Future: Navy. Hobby:
Aeronautics.
Charlotte Koehler
"Carla”
941 Broadway. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Activities:
Tri-Hi. Future: Nurse. Hobby:
Dancing, swimming, bowling.
Donald James Kinghorn
"Kingy”
112 Walker Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Activities:
Chorus. Future: United States
Army Air Force. Hobby: Basket-
ball, swimming.
James Kinney
I ^ 7 Powell Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Future:
United States Army Air Corps.
Rene Kokinacis
"Bunny”
139 Methuen Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Activities:
Girl Officer, Modern Dancing.
Future: Sargent’s College. Hobby:
Swimming, bowling, reading.
Bessie Kouchalakos
"K one by”
1 1 Wiggin Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Activities:
German Club, chorus. Future:
Journalist. Hobby: Writing.
Wanda L. Klatka
"Hooclsie”
7 Pleasant Street. Entered from
St. Stanislaus School. Future:
Bradshaw Business School. Hobby:
Bowling, swimming, piano.
Katherine Koch
"Kay”
1 9J4 Lundberg Street. Entered
from Moody Junior High. Fu-
ture: Nurse. Hobby: Dancing.
Lillian S. Koziol
"Kozy”
9 Coburn Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High. Activities:
Special Chorus, cheer leader, Span-
ish club. Future: Nurse. Hobby:
Sports.
John Krikorian
"Krik”
99 Pleasant Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Future: Army
Air Force, University of So: Cali-
fornia. Hobby: Sports.
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Reginald A. Krystyniak
"Reggie”
2 Forrest View Ave. Entered
from Varnum Junior High School.
Activities: Boy Officer, track team,
science club, treasurer of Nat. Hon.
Soc., hm. rm. rep. Future M.I.T.
Hobby: Baseball, stamp collecting.
Therese H. Lamarre
137 Bedford Avenue. Entered from
Pawtucket Junior High School.
Activities: Bookroom. Future:
College. Hobby: Dancing and
4-H Club.
Ann i Kyriacopoulos
"Shea”
133 School Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Science Club, newswriting
class, dramatics, modern dance,
Tri-Hi. Future: Journalism — Uni-
versity of New Hampshire. Hobby:
Collecting old coins and records,
dancing.
June Lambert
"Lambic”
163 Stackpole Street. Entered
from Immaculate Conception
School. Future: Commercial ar-
tist. Hobby: Dancing and draw-
ing.
George Labranche
"Shorty”
182 River Road. Entered from
Immaculate Conception School.
Future: Agriculture, N. H. Univ.
Hobby: Sports.
Marie Laferriere
"Moe”
22 Third Avenue. Entered from
Pawtucket Junior High School.
Future: Aviation. Hobby:Sports
and aviation.
Gloria B. LaFleur
"Glory”
3 28 Mammoth Road. Entered from
Pawtucket School. Activities:
Special Chorus, Girl Officers,
News-writing class, Review Staff,
National Honor Society, "Spindle”
Staff, bookroom, Modern Danc-
ing. Hobby: Dancing, swimming.
Ruth Lambert
29 A Street. Entered from Mo-
rey Junior High School. Activi-
ties: Chorus, Girl Officers, basket-
ball, 'Spindle” Staff, Tri-Hi. Fu-
ture: Court stenographer. Hobby:
Sports, dancing and reading.
Earl J. Landry
187 White Street. Entered from
Pawtucket School. Activities: Boy
Officer, student defense league. Fu-
ture: Navy. Hobby: Sports.
Aline Marie Langevin
"Legs”
3 6 Albion Street. Entered from
St. Michael’s School. Activities:
Baton Twirler-Leader. Future:
Nurse. Hobby: Dancing and baton
twirling.
49
Rita Lelos
John C. Langland
94 Luce Street. Entered from
Moody School. Activities: Lieut.
Co!, of L. H. S. R. Future: Busi-
ness. Hobby: Eating.
Lorraine Lannon
"Lorry”
3 3 Smith Street. Entered from
Notre Dame de Lourdes. Future:
Typist. Hobby: Reading.
Ruth Laporte
"Goofus”
8 Quimby Avenue Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Tri-Hi Club, chorus. Fu-
ture: C. P. A. Hobby: Reading,
dancing and skating.
Pauiine M. LeBlanc
"Poppy”
Locust Avenue, Tyngsboro. En-
tered from Winslow Grammar
School, Tyngsboro. Activities:
Leader in Baton twirlers, a Switch-
board operator. Future: Aviatrix.
Hobby: Art and swimming.
Helen Leite
5 5 A Street. Entered from But-
ler Junior High. Activities: Per-
sonnel Staff. Future: Stenographer.
Hobby: Movies, ice skating.
"R.
1 ”
153 Adams Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: German Club. Future:
Katharine Gibbs School. Hobby:
Movies and sewing.
Gabrielle M. Lemire
"Gay”
5 2 Colonial Avenue. Entered from
Ste. Jeanne D’Arc and Notre
Dame Academy, Tyngsboro. Ac-
tivities: Vice-President of National
Honor Society. Treasurer of
Science Club. Future: Chemist.
Hobby: Dancing, horseback rid-
ing, skating.
Pauline Lemire
"Polly”
15 6 Gershom Avenue. Entered
from Bartlett School. Activities:
Leader in the Baton twirlers. Fu-
ture: Accountant. Hobby: Danc-
ing, skating, skiing.
Isabelle M. LpPene
"lsi”
6 1 Queen Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Fu-
ture: Private Secretary. Hobby:
Reading.
Vasilious G. Letsou
"Bill”
3 98 Broadway. Entered from
Bartlett School. Activities: Pres,
of National Honor Society, Capt.
in L. H. S. R., Program Chair-
man of Science Club. Future:
College. Hobby: Stamp Collecting.
50
Wallace Levy
Theresa Loorom
"Wally'*
>0 Ware Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Band. Future: Photographer.
Hobby: Photography.
"Terry”
7 10 Merrimack Street. Entered
from St. Patrick’s School. Ac-
tivities: Tri-Hi. Hobby: Danc-
ing and swimming.
Doris Estelle L’Heureux
29 S Riverside Street. Entered from
Ste. Jeanne D’Arc. Activities:
Spanish Club, Orchestra, Special
Chorus, Newswriting Class, Stu-
dent Defense League. Future: Mu-
sician. Hobby: Aquatics, draw-
ing, hiking and music.
Emiiienne Lowell
"Mimi”
Main Street, Dunstable, Mass. En-
tered from Salem High School.
Future: Artist. Hobby: Horse-
back riding.
Elaine Pault L’Heureux
298 Riverside Street. Entered
from Ste. Jeanne D’Arc. Activi-
ties: Special Chorus. Hobby:
Sports and music.
Robert Liston
"Bob”
Entered from Moody Junior High.
Activities: Boy Officer, Baseball
Team. Future: Armed Forces.
Hobby: Baseball.
Jordan Loftus
2 8 Houghton Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Greenhalge Debating Society,
Science Club, Review Staff, Cap-
tain of Regiment. Future: Chem-
ical Engineer. Hobby: Pho-
tography, dancing.
Eleanor D. Lowney
"Red”
33 1 Lawrence Street. Entered from
St. Peter’s School. Hobby: Read-
ing, symphonic music, summer
sports, stamp collecting.
Jessie Luz
"Chickie”
1122 Gorham Street. Entered
from Butler Junior High. Future:
Telephone Operator. Hobby:
Sports.
Claire Lynch
"Penny”
HO Merrimack Street. Entered
from St. Patrick’s School. Activ-
ities: Tri-Hi. Future: College.
Hobby: Dancing, skating.
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Dorothy Lyon
Jacqueline McArdle
"Dot”
215 Mammoth Road. Entered from
Pawtucket School. Future: Un-
decided. Hobby: Collecting auto-
graphs.
William David Lyon
"Dave”
Bridge Street, Pelham, N. H. En-
tered from Pelham Junior High
School. Future. Diesel engineer.
Hobby: Reading, piano, skiing.
Richard MacGowan
"Dick”
97 Forest Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Fu-
ture: College. Hobby: Sports.
Donald MacIntyre
"Mac”
3 2 Berkeley Avenue. Entered from
Moody Junior High School. Fu-
ture: Accountant. Hobby: Sports.
Lillian McAlpine
"Li II”
64 Lane Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Future: Gor-
don Theological College. Hobby:
Bowling and dancing.
"Jackie”
15 Tolman Avenue. Entered
from Pawtucket Junior High. Ac-
tivities: Tri-Hi. Future: Medical
Secretary. Hobby: Dancing and
bowling.
Alice McCabe
"Al”
3 1 Bunker Hill Street. Entered
from Varnum Junior High. Fu-
ture: Designer. Hobby: Danc-
ing, swimming and movies.
Rose E. McCarthy
110 Howard Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Future: Gor-
don Theological College. Hobby:
Reading, singing and bowling.
Helen McCarthy
"Mac”
48 South Walker Street. Entered
from Morey Junior High School.
Future: Stenographer. Hobby:
Sports.
Therese McDermott
"Terry”
26 Queen Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Cheer-Leader, Tri-Hi, German
Club. Future: Wilfred Academy.
Hobby: Sports.
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Marion McDonald
"Rusty”
9 Carter Street. Entered from
Sacred Heart School. Activities:
Personnel Staff, Adjutant in Girl
Officers’ Battalion. Future: Sten-
ographer. Hobby: Music, movies,
swimming, tennis.
Barbara A. McElroy
"Babs”
127 Aloore Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Activities:
Tri-Hi. Future: College. Hobby:
Swimming, reading.
Cynthia Ruth McElroy
"Cynn”
197 Moore Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Future: Ac-
countant. Hobby: Reading.
Walter McElroy
"Mac”
10 9 Merrill Avenue. Entered
from Saint Michael’s School. Ac-
tivities: Hunting, football, base-
ball, fishing. Future: College.
Hobby: Model Airplanes.
Francis J. McGee
"Tranky”
3 2 Autumn Street. Entered from
Sacred Heart School. Activities:
Boy Officer. Future: Mechan-
ical Draftsman. Hobby: Swim-
ming, skiing, movies.
James McGovern
"Mac”
192 South Street. Entered from
Saint Peter’s School. Activities:
Baseball, football. Future: Store-
keeper. Hobby: Bowling.
Beverly McGrath
"Bianchie”
1 5 Barclay Street. Entered from
Morey School. Activities: Tri-
Hi. Future: Study Photography.
Hobby: Photography, swimming.
Barbara Jane McHale
"Babs”
119 Howard Street. Entered from
Moody Junior High. Activities:
Tri-Hi. Future: Business College.
Hobby: Skating, dancing, tobog-
ganing.
Joanne M. McHale
"Jo”
119 Howard Street. Entered from
St. Peter’s School. Activities:
Tri-Hi. Future: Business Col-
lege. Hobby: Dancing and tobog-
ganing.
Patricia H. McHale
"Pat”
119 Howard Street. Entered from
St. Peter’s School. Activities:
Tri-Hi. Future: College: Hobby:
Dancing and tobogganing.
53
Rita McHugh
"Scotty"
21 Clinton Avenue. Entered from
Pawtucket School. Activities:
Tri-Hi Club. Future: Merchan-
dising. Hobby: Dancing, reading
and swimming.
Jean Louise McKearney
"Mac"
125 Viola Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Girl Officer, Science Club, Spe-
cial Chorus. Future: B. U. Hob-
by: Sports and dancing.
George Francis McLean
"Mac"
3 0 Greenfield Street. Entered from
St. Patrick’s School. Activities:
Band and Orchestra. Future:
Holy Angel’s. Hobby: Music and
reading.
Phyllis E. McLoon
"Pbyl” "Lobby"
30 Mansur Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Review Staff, Yearbook
Staff, Newswriting class. Future:
Laboratory Technician. Hobby:
Sports and dancing.
Stephen McKenna
208 Shaw Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Basketball. Future: Coast Guard.
Hobby: Sports.
Margaret Mary McKeon
"Margy"
8 8 Merrill Street. Entered from
St. Michael’s School. Activities:
Girl Officer. Future: Nurse.
Hobby: Skating, dancing, reading.
Frances Katherine
McLaughlin
"Fran"
9 Glidden Avenue. Entered from
C. W. Morey School. Activities:
Chorus. Future: College. Hobby:
Sports.
Patricia M. McNii f
"Pat"
3 5 Washington Street. Entered
from St. Peter’s School. Activ-
ities: Personnel Staff, Girl Officer,
Yearbook Staff. Future: Business
School. Hobby: Dancing, Ice
Skating, Tobogganing.
Raymond McQueen
"Mac"
78 Winthrop Avenue. Entered
from Morey Junior High. Activ-
ities: Basketball and football.
Future: Navy. Hobby: Movies.
Mary Frances McShea
"June"
151 Methuen Street. Entered
from St. Michael’s School. Future:
Secretary. Hobby: Reading.
54
Queenie Manoogian
Anna Maguire
"Mac”
71 Bowden Street. Entered from
Sacred Heart School. Hobby:
Skating, swimming, dancing.
John F. Mahoney
"Jackie”
3 3 Hildreth Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High School. Ac-
tivity: Studying. Future: Pol-
itics. Hobby: Collecting books.
"Quccitic”
5 24 Central Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Activities:
National Honor Society. Future:
College. Hobby: Reading, sew-
ing.
Muriel Manousos
709 Bridge Street. Entered from
Saint Michael’s School. Activ-
ities: Tri-Hi, Girl Officer, Mod-
ern Dancing. Future: Modeling.
Hobby: Dancing, swimming.
John W. Mahoney
"Jack”
521 Rogers Street. Entered from
Immaculate Conception School.
Activity: Co-Ed. Future: Funeral
Director. Hobby: Baseball, ice
skating.
Kenneth Mahoney
"Ken”
5 5 West Fifth Avenue. Entered
from Pawtucket School Activi-
ties: Skating. Future: Golf "Pro.”
Hobby: Basketball, golf.
Mary Manolopoulos
63 3 Market Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Activities:
Chorus, Cheer leader Future:
Undecided. Hobby: Dancing,
reading.
Evelyn Mansour
"Evey”
64 Adams Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Activities:
Tri-Hi. Future: Business College.
Hobby: Dancing, bowling.
Raymond Markiewicz
"Mac”
5 1 Beacon Street. Entered from
Saint Stanislaus. Future: Business.
Hobby: Baseball.
Mildred Marshie
"Millie”
9 3 Holy rood Avenue. Entered
from Chelmsford High. Future:
Telephone operator. Hobby': Swim-
ming, reading.
55
Marie Martel
Effie Mavraides
"Marty”
Nariss Rd., Tyngsboro. Entered
from Winslow School, Tyngsboro.
Activities: Chorus. Future: Busi-
ness. Hobby: Bowling, swimming,
skating.
"Effie”
65 1 Varnum Avenue. Entered
from Pawtucket Junior High
School. Activities: Tri-Hi. Fu-
ture. Teacher. Hobby: Skating
and Tennis.
Edna Mae Martin
3 0 Burtt Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Tri-Hi. Future: Sten-
ographer. Hobby: Sports and
dancing.
Edward Martin
"Ted”
24 Bowden Street. Entered from
Keith Academy. Future: Gen-
eral Contracting, jobbing. Hobby:
Hunting and boxing.
John Mavraides
"Johnny”
6 5 1 Varjium Avenue. Entered
from Pawtucket Junior High.
Activities: Baseball. Future: Col-
lege. Hobby: Skating.
Marie Maynard
"Aloe”
29 Starbird Street. Entered from
Pawtucket School. Activities:
Band, Staff of the “Spindle.”
Hobby: Skating, dancing, walking.
John Martin
"Jack”
2 3 Eighteenth Street. Entered from
St. Michael’s. Future: Engineering.
Hobby: Sports.
Pvosemarie Redicker Meehan
48 Highland Street. Entered from
St. Peter’s School. Activities:
“Spindle” Staff, Senior H. R. Rep.
Future: College. Hobby: Danc-
ing, and Interior Decorating.
Edith Loretta Matthew
"Edie”
5 Puffer Avenue. Entered from
Varnum Junior High School. Fu-
ture: Business College. Hobby:
Dancing, skating, swimming.
Helen Melancon
1460 Middlesex Street. Entered
from Morey Junior High. Activ-
ities: Chorus, Switchboard, Ger-
man Club. Future: Telephone
Operator. Hobby: Horseback
riding, dancing.
56
Lucy Melkonian
9 Third Street. Entered from Var-
num Junior High. Future: Dress
making. Hobby: Swimming, col-
lecting movie photos.
Martin A. Molloy Jr.
"Red”
12 Ross Avenue. Entered from
Pawtucket Junior High School.
Future: Civil Service. Hobby:
Baseball, basketball, fishing, and
hunting.
Charlotte Ann Meyers
3 6 Marlborough Street. Entered
from Morey Junior High. Activi-
ties: Class Motto Committee. Fu-
ture: Mary Brooks Junior College.
Hobby: Bowling, knitting, danc-
ing.
Raymond Michaud
927 Moody Street. Entered from
Pawtucket Junior High. Activities:
Baseball. Future: Navy. Hobby:
Reading.
Jeanne Drais Moore
49 Florence Ave. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Chorus. Future: College. Hobby:
Dancing and Ice Skating.
Kay Moriarty
"Katey”
119 Puffer Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Chorus and School Shows. Future:
Singing career. Hobby: Singing,
swimming and cooking.
Shirley Midgley
"Mickey”
3 43 Princeton Blvd. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities: Mr.
Donoghue’s Office, Tri-Hi. Fu-
ture: Buyer. Hobby: Dancing.
Mary Gail Moriarty
"Dimples”
444 Stevens Street. Entered from
Immaculate Conception School. Ac-
tivities: Girl Officer. Future:
Leland Powers School. Hobby: Col-
lecting nail polish, dancing and
studying dramatics.
Dominick Molloy
"Beck”
77 So. Walker Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Future:
Pharmacy. Hobby: Music and
football.
Jeannette Lillian Morin
"Jackie”
Bancroft Road, Tyngsboro, Mass.
Entered from Winslow School. Ac-
tivities: News Writing Class. Fu-
ture: Nursing.
57
Raymond Morin
75 Lafayette Street. Entered from
St. Joan of Arc. Activities: Base-
ball Team. Future: Mechanical
Engineering. Hobby: Carpentry.
Jack Morning
ff S lush”
10 Sidney Street. Entered from the
Butler Junior High. Activities:
Boy Officer. Future: Machinist.
Hobby: Baseball, basketball, swim-
ming, bowling, ice-skating.
Claire L. Morris
"Rusty”
Nashua Road, Pelham, N. H. En-
tered from the Bartlett Junior
High. Activities: Switchboard op-
erator. Future: Stenographer.
Hobby: Dancing.
Robert Moushegian
"Moush”
26 Plummer Avenue. Entered from
the Moody Junior High. Activi-
ties: Boy Officer. Future: Military
Life. Hobby: Skiing, movies, read-
ing.
Barbara Swift Mower
72 Lura Street. Entered from Mo-
rey Jr. High School. Activities:
Girl Officer, Spanish Club. Future:
College. Hobby: Swimming, skat-
ing and dancing.
Henry J. Mroz
"Mike”
5 9 Fulton Street. Entered from St.
Stanislaus School. Activities: Sci-
ence Club, Track. Future: En-
gineer. Hobby: Sports and hunting.
Arlene H. Morrison
31 Dana Street. Entered from the
Varnum Junior High. Future:
Nursing. Hobby: Skating.
Maynard Douglas Moses
"Moe”
8 Brown’s Block, 5 0 Marshall
Street. Entered from the Morey
Junior High. Activities: Boy Of-
ficer, Review Staff, Nat. Honor
Society. Future: Textile Engineer.
Hobby: Basketball, hiking.
Helen Mary Mullen
147 Mammoth Rd. Entered from
Pawtucket Junior High School.
Activities: Special chorus, Spindle
Staff, Tri-Hi. Future: Stenog-
rapher. Hobby: Sports and danc-
ing.
Ann Geraldine Murphy
"Gerry”
69 Folman Avenue. Entered from
Pawtucket Junior High School.
Activities: Girl Officer, Tri-Hi.
Future: Office Work. Hobby:
Dancing and skating.
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George Peter Neofotistos
John Joseph Murphy
"Johnny”
93 S Gorham Street. Entered from
Sacred Heart School. Future:
Watch Maker. Hobby: Hunting,
Sports.
Corinne Murphy
15*4 Belmont Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Girl Officer, Tri-Hi.
Future: Art School. Hobby: Art.
"Yed”
124 Endicott Street. Entered from
Pawtucket Junior High. Ativities:
German Club. Future: Aviation.
Hobby: Flying.
Helen Margaret Nickles
17 E Street. Entered from Morey
Junior High. Activities: Tri-Hi,
Cheer Leader. Future: Decorating
School. Hobby: Dancing, movies
and bowling.
Ella Nabereznv
"Nubbie”
2 5 Hildreth Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Personnel Staff, Girl Of-
ficer, National Honor Society.
Future: Fashion designer. Hobby:
Drawing, sewing, music, and ten-
nis.
James Andrew Natsios
"Nat”
176 Cross Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Basketball Team. Future:
Foreign Correspondent. Hobby:
Sports, dancing.
Yvonne Neirinckx
"Kinky”
207 Ludlam Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High. Hobby:
Dancing and reading. Future:
Nursing. Activities: Girl Officer.
Phillip J. Novick
"Phil”
3 7 Lagrange Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High School. Fu-
ture: Doctor. Hobby: Fishing.
Edward Thomas O’Brien
5 0 Willow Street. Entered from
Immaculate Conception School.
Activities: Boy Officer. Future:
Service, College. Hobby: Dancing
and sports.
Mary O'Brien
"O'Bie
3 19 Fairmount Street. Entered
from Moody Junior High. Future:
Academie Moderne. Hobby: Danc-
ing, swimming, ice-skating.
59
Patricia O’Brien
Barbara A. O’Neil
"Pat”
54 So. Walker Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School Future:
Secretary. Hobby: Movies, read-
ing, scouting.
Mary O’Donnell
87 Rogers Street. Entered from
Moody Junior High. Activities:
CYO. Future: Accountant. Hobby:
Reading, dancing, bowling.
"Barbie”
18 Upham Street. Entered from
Morey Jr. High. Activities: Co-
Ed. Future: Merchandising. Hobby:
Dancing, swimming.
Barbara J. O’Neil
"Babbie”
1067 Bridge Street. Entered from
St. Michael’s. Activities: Co-Ed.
Hobby: Dancing, movies, reading.
Ruth E. O’Donnell
87 Rogers Street. Entered from
Moody Jr. High. Activities: CYO.
Future; Secretary. Hobby: Read-
ing, taking pictures, dancing,
bowling.
Rita O’Hara
44 Sayles Street. Entered from St.
Patrick’s School Future: Office
Work Hobby: Dancing, swim-
ming, skating.
Patricia A. O’Loughlin
"Pat”
136 Grove Street, Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Tri-Hi Chorus, Science Club. Fu-
ture: Dental Hygienist. Hobby:
Dancing, tennis, scouts.
Mary Jo O’Neil
"Jo”
263 Concord Street. Entered from
Immaculate Conception. Activities:
Girl Officer, Tri-Hi, Science Club.
Future* Jackson College. Hobby:
Collecting, skiing.
John Joseph O’Rourke
"Spndsie”
123 Avon Street. Entered from St.
Patrick’s Boys’ School. Future;
Navy. Hobby: Sports.
Jacqueline Osborn
"Jackie”
14 Greenfield Street. Entered
from Morey Junior High. Ac-
tivities: Tri-Hi, Chorus. Hobby:
Skating, dancing, swimming, all
sports.
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Bevlrly Ann Osgood
"Bev”
106 Stevens Street. Entered from
Morey Junor High School. Ac-
tivities: Tri-Hi, Co-Ed council.
Future: Journalism at B. U. Hob-
by: Dancing, sports.
Mary E. O’Sullivan
17 Courtland Street. Entered from
Pawtucket Junior High. Future:
Filing Clerk. Hobby: Basketball,
skating.
Anna Frances Ozella
"Ann”
221 Lincoln Street. Entered from
Sacred Heart School. Activities:
Spanish Club, Tri-Hi. Future:
Nurse. Hobby: Dancing, shows,
reading.
Lorraine Pageau
7 Whitney Avenue. Entered from
St. Michael’s School. Future: Hair
Dresser. Hobby: Painting and
swimming.
Ralph B. Palmer, Jr.
2 84 Wentworth Avenue. Entered
from Moody Junior High. Ac-
tivities: Bov Officer. Future: En-
gineer. Hobby: Sports.
John C. Papachristos
"Pappy”
456 Merrimack Street. Entered
from Bartlett Junior High. Future:
Make the best of life.
Eufrosyne Pappas
"Flossie”
112 Hale Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Future: Nurse,
Hobby: Dancing, swimming, bowl-
ing.
Doris P. Paquin
"Dof y or "Dotty”
40 E. Meadow Rd. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Activities:
Girl Officer. Future: Office Work.
Hobby: Dancing, skating, and
bowling.
Rqse A. Paroyian
"Rosie”
14 Cottage Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High School. Future:
Work. Hobby: Dancing and read-
ing.
Florence Parrington
"Flo”
77 Crosby Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Future: Sec-
retary. Hobby: Skating, bowling,
dancing.
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Earla B. Pascall
Brendan Joseph Wayne Perry
67 London Street. Entered from
Butler Jr. High. Future: Faelton
Pianoforte School. Hobby: Piano,
dancing, and skating.
Mary Pattelena
"Mickey”
8 5 Sayles Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Cheer Leader. Future: Of-
fice Work. Hobby: Ice skating
and football games.
Therese R. Payette
"Rese”
3 0 Sarah Ave. Entered from St.
Jeanne D'Arc. Activities: Bowling
Team. Future: Undecided. Hobby:
Bowling, stamp collecting.
Sappha Pelekasis
"Sally”
158 Church Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Activities:
Girl Officer, Special Chorus. Fu-
ture: College. Hobby: Dancing,
bowling, tennis.
Jacqueline B. Pfrrault
"Jackie”
107 Farmland Road. Entered from
Varnum Junior High. Activities:
Special Chorus, Modern Dance
Class, Girl Officer, Class Repre-
sentative. Future: Medical Sec-
retary. Hobby: Dancing, collect-
ing.
3 86 Westford Street. Entered from
Sacred Heart School. Activities:
H. R. Representative, L. H. S.
Rifle Team. Future: U. S. N. Hob-
by: Stamp collecting and sports.
James P. Petropoulos
"Jim”
105 Railroad Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Future: Bus-
iness. Hobby: Sports.
Dorothea H. Philbin
"Phil”
119 Foster Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Tri-'Hi, Modern Dance Class, Girl
Officer. Future: Nurse. Hobby:
Reading and sports.
Joan C. Phillips
"Joanie”
113 Pleasant Street. Entered from
Moody Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Tri-Hi, Modern Dancing.
Future: Regis College, Laboratory
Technician. Hobby: Dancing and
swimming.
Gabriel G. Pitta
"Gabe”
3 9 West 9th Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High. Activities:
Boy Officer, Science Club, Cheer
Leader. Future: Civil Engineer.
Hobby: Stamp and coin collecting.
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John Quealy
Christopher J. Place
"Chris"
3 5 Lamb Street. Entered from
Pawtucket Jr. High Activities:
Band. Future: Aviation Hobby:
Model Building.
WlLMER POEC HER
"Will"
576 West ford Street. Entered from
Morev Junior High. Activities:
Dramatics, band. Science Club.
Future: Medicine. Hobby: Sports,
stamp collecting.
"Johnny"
59 St. James Street. Entered from
Sacred Heart School. Future: U.
S. Army. Hobby: Swimming and
movies.
Dorothy Anne Quinn
"Dotti"
314 Wentworth Ave. Entered from
Moody Junior High. Activities:
Special Chorus, Spindle. Future:
Secretary. Hobby: Music, sports,
Tri-Hi.
Lillian Polubiatka
"Pacey”
17 Pleasant Street. Entered from
St. Stanislaus School Activities:
Spanish Club. Future: Photog-
rapher. Hobby: Photography and
swimming.
Patricia Powell
"Pat"
66 Manchester Street. Entered
from Sacred Heart School. Ac-
tivities: Girl Officer, Tri-Hi,
switchboard operator, Review,
newswriting class. Future: Fashion
Designer. Hobby: Dancing.
Prisciila Putnam
"Pns"
21 Fourth Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High. Activities:
Girl Officer, Review, Spindle,
National Honor Society. Future-
Journalism. Hobby: Dancing and
writing
Mary Jane Quinn
"O ninny"
3 61 Stevens Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Tri-Hi. Future: Telephone Op-
erator. Hobby: Tobogganing,
sleeping, walking.
Virginia Dorothy Rales
"Ginny"
183 Wentworth Avenue. Entered
from St. Michael’s School. Ac-
tivities: Chorus. Future: Nurse.
Hobby: Dancing, ice-skating,
swimming.
Rita Rapone
3 5 Rapone Terrace. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Activities:
Personnel Stall. Future: Stenog-
rapher. Hobby: Ice skating.
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Anne Raudelunas
Thomas Reynolds
"Dimples”
24 Linden Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Activities:
German Club. Future: College.
Hobby: Dancing, collecting stamps
and poems.
Harold J. Ready
"H”
130 Nesmith Street. Entered from
Moody Junior High. Activities:
Boy Officer. Future: Business.
Hobby: Movies.
147 Hildreth Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High. Activities:
Newswriting Class, Review. Fu-
ture: Advertising. Hobby: Col-
lecting.
Luella Ricard
"Lon”
40 Robert Street. Entered from
St. Joan of Arc School. Activities:
Girl Officer, Special Chorus and
Tri-Hi. Future: Sargent College.
Hobby: Dancing and sports.
Lucy Jane Reed
"Ln”
1 1 Nesmith Street. Entered from
Moody Junior High. Activities:
Girl Officer, modern dancing.
Future: Academic Moderne. Hobby:
Figure-skating.
Francis W. Regis
"Frank”
413 Mammoth Road. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Activities:
Newswriting Class. Future: School
of Journalism. Hobby: Baseball,
billiards.
Mary Louise Reilly
"Mary Lou”
1 14 Warwick Street. Entered from
Sacred Heart School. Activities:
Glee Club. Future: Stenography.
Hobby: Movies, photography.
Leo O. Richards
"Rich”
77 Commonwealth Ave. Entered
from Riverside Grammar School.
Activities: Lt. Col. L. H. S. Reg-
iment. Future: Navy. Hobby:
Sports.
Helen Marie Riley
"Pepsi”
45 Luce Street. Entered from
Moody Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Girl Officer, Special
Chorus, Tri-Hi, and Science club.
Future: Fashion designing. Hobby:
Reading, drawing and all sports.
Gerald Ritter
"Gerry”
5 3 Sanders Avenue. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Dramatics, Boy Officer,
Motto Committee, and the Science
Club. Future: Dentistry. Hobby:
Stamp Collecting and baseball.
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Norman J. Robitaille
Edward D. Ruszczyk
"Rob”
142 Mount Grove Street. Entered
from St. Jeanne D’Arc School.
Future: Army, Pharmacy College.
Hobby: Hunting, fishing and
music.
Shirley Rodgers
"Shirl”
86 Chauncey Avenue. Entered
from Morey Junior High School.
Activities: Girl Officer, Science
Club and chorus. Future: Sim-
mons College. Hobby: Dancing,
skating and skiing.
"Rus”
22 Agawam Street. Entered from
St. Stanislaus School. Activities:
Boy Officer, Vice President of
German Club. Future: Institutional
Maintenance. Hobby: Sports.
Ann Rutledge
"Red”
129 Bowers Street. Entered from
Tewksbury High School. Activi-
ties: Basketball. Future: Designer.
Hobby: Drawing.
Elizabeth Irma Rostron
"Betty”
73 7 School Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High. Future:
Nursing. Hobby: Cooking.
Rita Esther Rowe
"Speed”
591 Bridge Street. Entered from
St. Michael’s School. Activities:
German Club, Future: Nurse.
Hobby: Reading and cooking.
Phyllis T. Roy
"Phil”
10 87 Bridge Street. Entered from
St. Michael’s School. Activities:
German club and chorus. Future:
Beautician. Hobby: Reading and
sports.
Marion Ryan
81 Holyrood Avenue. Entered from
Moody Junior High. Activi-
ties: Review Staff, Science Club,
Girl Officers. Future: Social Work.
Hobby: Dancing, horse-back rid-
ing, and swimming.
Mary Veronica Ryan
45 Barrington Street. Entered from
Sacred Heart School. Activities:
TrilHi, Chorus, Girl Officer.
Future: Nurse. Hobby: Dancing
and sports.
Virginia Mae Ryan
"Jean”
93 Lincoln Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Fu-
ture: Filing clerk. Hobby: Bowling
and swimming.
65
Rose Marie Saba
"Speed”
23 Butterfield Street. Entered
from Bartlett Junior Hgh School.
Activities: Basketball squad. Fu-
ture: Teacher. Hobby: Basketball,
swimming and bowling.
John Sadlier Jr.
'Jack”
51 Highland Avenue. Entered
from St. Peter’s School. Activities:
President Greenhalge Debating
Society, Fli-Y, Spanish Club, Lt.-
Col. in Regiment. Future: Salem
State Teachers’ College. Hobby:
Swimming and dancing.
Ruth Mary Sahling
"Rut hie”
2 Marshall Avenue. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Tri-Hi. Future: Catherine
Gibbs. Hobby: Sports, dancing and
drawing. I *
Laura Helen Santos
40 Manchester Street. Entered
from Butler Junior High School.
Future: Beautician. Hobby: Danc-
ing, bicycle riding.
Margaret Sarkisian
"Peggy”
221 Concord Street. Entered from
Butler Junior Fligh School. Ac-
tivities: German Club. Future:
Nursing. Flobby: Dancing.
Anna Patricia Saulen
7 5 Chapel Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Personnel Staff. Future:
Stenographer. Hobby: Sports,
bowling and movies.
Henry E. Sawicki
"Hank”
15 L Street. Entered from St.
Stanislaus School. Activities: Ger-
man Club. Future: Business. Hob-
by: Bowling and swimming.
Phyllis Scott
'Phyl”
104 Viola Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
German Club, switchboard oper-
ator. Future: Telephone operator.
Hobby: Sports and dancing.
Mary Barbara Scullen
"Barbie”
15 Stromquist Avenue. Entered
from Sacred Heart School. Ac-
tivities: Spanish Club. Future:
Secretarial work. Hobby: Piano
playing, drawing and sports.
Alice Mary Shaeiinian
"Al”
168 Hale Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: German Club. Future:
Secretarial work. Hobby: Dancing.
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Ernest R. Shepard Jr.
George Shahiman
169 Hale Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
German Club. Future; Navy.
Hobby: Radio.
"Shop"
22 Fleming Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Editor-In-Chief of RE-
VIEW, Secretary of Senior Class,
Band Captain, Orchestra, "Spindle”.
Future: School of Journalism.
Hobby: Collecting, dancing, play-
ing drums.
Alice Leona Shapiro
3 7 Canton Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Future:
Teacher. Hobby: Boating, bowling,
bicycle riding.
R i iona Mae Shay
"Doughnut”
23 Emery Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High School. Activi-
ties: Basketball, President of Ger-
man Club, Yearbook representa-
tive, Debating society. Future:
Dietician. Hobby: Bowling, ping-
pong, collecting records and cook-
ing.
Dorothy Sheehan
'Dotty”
243 Stackpole Street. Entered from
St. Peter’s School. Activities*
Treasurer of German Club. Fu-
ture: Nurse. Hobby: Dancing, col-
lecting records, and reading.
Muriel Sheehan
"Mu”
153 Dartmouth Street. Entered
from Morey Junior High School.
Future: Fashion Illustrator. Hobby:
Sports, collecting miniature toy
dogs.
Robert W. Siegars
"Boris”
1 5 West ford Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Football, sports. Future:
Army Aviation.
Nor bert F. Silva
"Nobby”
3 88 Central Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High School. Future:
Navy. Hobby: Stamp collecting.
Maurice R. Simoneau
"Sim” or "Moe”
69 Cranford Street. Entered from
St. Jeanne D'Arc. Activities: Foot-
ball. Future: Navy. Hobby: Sports.
Jeannette Skate
"Jay”
503 Fletcher Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Chorus. Future Stenog-
raphy. Hobby: Swimming, clas-
sical music.
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Earl K. Smith
Donald Spearel
"Smitty”
Main Street, Dunstable. Entered
from Dunstable Grammar School.
Activities: Boy Officer. Future:
Service. Hobby: Any sport.
Margaret Dolores Smith
"Dolly” ami " Smitty ”
78 Hildreth Street. Entered from
St. Michael’s. Activities: Band,
Orchestra, Chorus, and Girl Of-
ficer. Future: Stenography. Hobby:
Dancing, popular music, drum-
ming.
Marguerite Soucier
"Mary”
547 Lakeview Avenue. Entered
from Varnum Junior High. Ac-
tivities: Head of Cheer Leaders,
2nd Vice Pres, of German Club.
Future: Nurse’s Training. Hobby:
Collecting records, sports.
Matilda Sousa
"Tillie”
49 Auburn Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Future: Clerk.
Hobby: Dancing and skating.
"Don”
5 6 Starbird Street. Entered from
Pawtucket School. Activities: Boy
Officer. Future: Commercial
Aviation. Hobby: Flying, piano
and sports.
Alyce Speronis
"Soup”
121 Powell Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Future: Sten-
ography. Hobby: Tennis, bicycle
riding, bowling.
Jean Marilyn Sprague
8 Conlon Terrace. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Activities:
Orchestra. Future: Stenography.
Hobby: Music, painting and col-
lecting knickknacks.
Esther Spyropoulos
1 5 Varney Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Activities:
Girl Officer, Modern dancing. Fu-
ture: Clerk. Hobby: Dancing,
reading, ice skating, swimming.
Jeanne Marie Sparks
"Sunny”
3 54 Princeton Blvd. Entered from
St. Patrick’s School. Activities:
Girl Officer, Member of Student
Council. Future: Court Stenog-
rapher. Hobby: Designing clothes,
music.
Frances Stacey
"Freck”
8 8 Seventeenth Street. Entered
from Varnum Junior High. Ac-
tivities: Girl Officer, Special
Chorus, Switchboard Operator.
Future: Telephone Operator. Hob-
by: Poetry, music.
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Joseph Stankiewicz
Roy Stewart
"Stan”
47 West Fifth Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High. Activities:
Boy Officer. Future: Armed forces.
Hobby: Playing piano, sports,
dancing.
"Stew”
26 Second Street. Entered from
Keith. Future: U. S. Army. Hob-
by: Bowling, dancing, swimming.
Helen Stapleton
"Staple"
141 Woodward Ave. Entered from
Pawtucket School. Activities:
Chorus. Future: Nurse Hobby:
Skating, dancing.
Louis Strombos
"Lou"
37 Lafayette St. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High School. Fu-
ture: U. S. Army. Hobby: Sports.
Roberta Starr
"Bobble”
43 Laurel Street. Entered from
Moody Junior High. Activities:
Switchboard Operator. Future:
Telephone Operator. Hobby: Danc-
ing and sports.
Dolores Ann Sudol
"Dolly”
7 04 Bridge St. Entered from St.
Stanislaus. Activities: Member of
Tri-Hi, Girl Officer, Modern
Dancing. Future: Nurses* Train-
ing. Hobby: Dancing, swimming,
skating.
Mary S tat his
974 Moody Street. Entered from
Bartlett School. Future: Stenog-
raphy. Hobby: Sports and reading.
Edward Stearns
"Punchy”
279 Mansur Street Entered from
Immaculate Conception. Activities:
Boy Officer, Hi-Yi, baseball, foot-
ball, basketball, track. Future:
Professional Baseball Player, West
Point. Hobby: Sports.
Elizabeth T. Sullivan
"Lill” or "Sully”
139 Grove Street. Entered from
Moody Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Chorus, German Club,
Switchboard. Future: Nurse. Hob-
by: Dancing, swimming, winter
sports.
James H. Sullivan
"Sully”
76 Campaw Street. Entered from
St. John’s Preparatory. Future: U.
S. Navy. Hobby: Swimming.
69
Mary Ann Sullivan
"Sully”
180 Grand Street. Entered from
St. Peter’s School. Future: Pedia-
trician. Hobby: Dancing, reading.
Patricia Sullivan
"Pat”
41 Putnam Avenue. Entered from
Immaculate Conception School.
Activities: German Club. Future:
Telephone operator. Hobby: Danc-
ing, skiing, swimming.
Lois Anne Sweatt
26 Eighteenth Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High. Activities:
Science Club, Basketball team.
Future: College. Hobby Skating,
swimming.
Ted Szczechura
1 99 High Street. Entered from
Keith Academy. Future: Radio
Engineer. Hobby: Baseball, archery.
Frances Szymasyck
r P ran me ”
86 Lewis Street. Entered from St.
Stanislaus School. Future: Nurse.
Hobby: Bowling, skating, tennis,
swimming.
Lorraine E. Tabloski
"Lorn”
242 Lake view Ave. Entered from
Varnum Junior High School. Ac-
tivities: Member of G. O. Bat-
talion, Modern dancing. Future:
Doctor. Hobby: Dancing, sports.
Barbara M. Talford
"Barb”
83 3 Stevens Street. Entered from
Immaculate Conception School.
Activities: Special Chorus. Future:
Secretarial Work. Hobbies: Read-
ing, dancing, swimming and music.
Margaret Tanguay
"Peggy”
3 66 Chelmsford Street. Entered
from Morey Junior High School.
Activities: Tri-Hi. Future: Bus-
iness College. Hobby: Dancing,
bowling and swimming.
Paul Tanguay
"Tang”
151 Avon Street. Entered from
St. Jeanne D’Arc School. Activi-
ties: Boy Officer. Hobbies: Danc-
ing and sports.
Robert J. Tarmey
"Deac”
186 Perry Street. Entered from
Immaculate Conception School.
Activities: Officer in L. FI. S.
Regiment. Future: U. S. Army.
Hobby: Camping.
70
Clifford Tarpey
Cliff”
1$6 Mammoth Road. Entered from
Pawtucket Junior High. Activi-
ties: Special Chorus. Future: Bus-
iness School. Hobby: Dancing and
movies.
Dorothy M. Timmins
"Timmy”
12 Fernald Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Girl Officer, Basketball, School
Play. Future: College. Hobby:
Dancing, swimming, skating.
Virginia T. Tarrant
"Gin”
694 East Merrimack Street Entered
from Immaculate Conception
School. Activities: Girl Officer.
Hobby: Horseback riding.
Irene Tfbich
'Nitnnie”
211 Lakeview Ave. Entered from
Varnum Junior High. Activities:
Capt. in Girl Officers, Personnel
Staff, National Honor Society. Fu-
ture: Stenographer. Hobby: Foot-
ball, dancing, movies.
Shirley Frances Tetro
"Skirl”
72 Cambridge Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Future: Sec-
retary: Hobby: Bowling and read-
ing.
James Thyne
"Tiny”
9 Ames Street. Entered from
Moody School. Activities: Lieut, in
High School Regiment. Future:
Navy. Hobby: Baseball, football
and swimming.
Elizabeth June Timmins
"Betty”
295 Princeton Blvd. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Chorus, library assistant. Future:
Business College. Hobby: Music.
Claire Topjian
"Kitty”
797 Merrimack Street. Entered
from Bartlett Junior High. Ac-
tivities: Special Chorus, Tri- Hi.
Future: Stenographer. Hobb) r :
Dancing, skating, reading.
Annette Torcomian
"Annie”
13 Hale Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Future: Of-
fice Clerk. Hobby: Bowling, swim-
ming, dancing.
Margaret Trainor
"Peggy”
19 England Street. Entered from
Sacred Heart School. Future:
Bookkeeper. Hobby: Dancing,
skating, and bowling.
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Adolphe Traversy
Francis Tully
"Trav”
124 Lilley Avenue. Entered from
St. Michael’s School. Activities:
Boy Officer. Future: Chemistry.
Hobby: Chemistry, collecting
stamps, records and sports.
"Frank”
24 Light Ave. Entered from Morey
Junior High. Activities: Boy Of-
ficer. Future: Doctor. Hobby:
Sports.
Arnold S. Trebach
"Arnie”
42 Ware Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities: L.
H. S. Band, Boy Officer, Green-
halge Debating Society. Future:
Service, then Medicine or Law.
Hobby: Sports, reading, dancing.
George Tsaffaras
"Tsaffy”
22 Varney Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Activities:
Basketball, National Honor So-
ciety, Science Club. L. H. S. Reg-
iment. Future: U. S. Army. Hob-
by: Baseball, basketball.
Nickoletta Tsoukleris
"Nickey”
9 Whiting Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Future Sec-
retary. Hobby: Dancing, sports.
Therese Tucker
"Terry”
1 1 5 London Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Activities:
Spanish Club, Tri-Hi, Baton
Twirlers. Future: Hair Dresser.
Hobby: Skating.
Paul Tully
"Tully”
249 Third Street. Entered from
St. Michael’s School. Future: Navy.
Hobby: Sailing.
Roger Turgeon
5 3 Melrose Ave. Entered from
Holy Angels. Future: Army. Hob-
by: Sports.
Lillian Tyler
"Shorty”
5 Dover Street. Entered from Col-
linsville Grammar School. Activi-
ties: Chorus, Tri-Hi. Future: Dress
designer. Hobby: Skating, dancing,
reading, all sports.
Shirley M. Tyrrell
"Shirl” or "Terry*
3 1 5 Wentworth Ave. Entered from
Immaculate Conception School.
Activities: Girl Officer. Future:
Lab. Technician. Hobby: Swim-
ming. tennis.
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Thelma T. Tzikopoulos
"Pepi”
94 Butterfield Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Activities:
Tri-Hi, Senior Class Representative,
Girl Officer, “Spindle” Staff, Mod-
ern Dance, Basketball, Science
Club. Future: Medicine. Hobby:
Music, sports, and camping.
Michael A. Udot
"Mike”
Hall Street, Dunstable, Mass. En-
tered from Dunstable Union School.
Future: Machinist. Hobby: Swim-
ming, baseball.
Mary Ann Varnum
1128 Bridge Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High. Activities:
Chorus. Future: Secretarial Work.
Hobby: Letter writing, dancing.
Corrine M. Vaughn
93 Moody Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Activities:
Chorus. Future: Music. Hobby:
Dancing and bowling.
Rose Mary Veiga
"Rosita”
208 Charles Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Activities:
Switchboard Operator. Future:
Secretary. Hobby: Dancing.
Richard L. Vigeant
"Piilg”
737 Moody Street. Entered from
St. Joan of Arc. Future: Aeronau-
tical Engineer. Hobby: Sports and
model building.
Christine Vinios
"Chris”
3 1 Arlington Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Activities:
Personnel Staff, Chorus, Science
Club. Future: Private Secretary.
Hobby: Movies, dancing, and
music.
Ro E | LAN VlSOCCHI
"Vicki”
19 Harrison Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Future: Book-
keeper. Hobby: Skating, dancing,
reading.
Roger Vivier
"Red”
19 Gardner Ave. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Activities:
Hi-Y. Future: Business School.
Hobby: Dancing, bowling, and
baseball.
Stamatina Vlahos
"Tina”
104 Dummer Street. Entered from
Bartlett Junior High. Future:
Stenographer. Hobby: Collecting
post cards, dancing, bowling.
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Katherine Alberta Ward
"Berta”
17 Nineteenth Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High. Activities:
Science Club, National Honor
Society, Basketball. Future: Rad-
cliffe College. Hobby: Sports and
music.
George Watts
"Wattsy”
28 Beech Street. Entered from
East Boston High. Activities: Boy
Officer. Future: U. S. Navy. Hob-
by: Motoring, sports.
Dorothy Carolyn Winn
"Dot”
155 Branch Street. Entered from
St. Patrick’s School. Activities:
Tri-Hi. Future: Moderne Acade-
mic. Hobby: Dancing, swimming,
skiing.
Rita Marilyn Winn
1 8 Marginal Street. Entered from
St. Patrick’s School. Activities:
Tri-Hi. Future: Moderne Acade-
mic. Hobby: Dancing, swimming.
Barbara Wilkins
"Bobbie”
Kendall Road, Tyngsboro. Entered
from Winslow Grammar School.
Future: Artist. Hobby: Drawing,
music, and sports.
Charles Wojcik
"Chuck”
42 W. Fifth Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High. Activities:
Track, baseball, president of Scien-
ce Club. Future: Navy and College.
Hobby: Sports, stamp collecting,
model building.
Jane C. Willard
"Janie”
49 Osgood Street. Entered from
Morey Junior High. Activities:
Science Club. Future: Writing.
Hobby: Reading.
Elliot C. Williams
"Dyke”
9 4 5 Middlesex Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Activities:
Boy Officr. Future: Electrical
Engineer. Hobby: Skating and
baseball.
Frances Wojcik
13 9 Jewett Street. Entered from
St. Stanislaus School. Activities:
Tri-Hi, Girl Officer, Modern
Dance. Future: Senographer.
Hobby: Dancing, ice skating,
swimming.
Anna F. Wojkovski
"Wojie”
667 Central Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Future: Dress
designer. Hobby: Dancing, skating.
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Lucy Vronski
Aiexander Vojtas
"/\r
92 Willard Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High. Future:
Army. Hobby: Football, skating,
baseball.
"Ln”
3 12 Lawrence Street. Entered from
Butler Junior High. Activities:
Personnel Manager, Girl Officer,
Chorus. Future: Beautician. Hob-
by: Dancing, music, movies.
George F. J. Wood Jr.
"Woodsie”
190 High Street. Entered from
Immaculate Conception School.
Activities: Boy Officer, cheer
leader. Future: U. S- Navy. Hob-
by: Camping, photography.
Margaret E. Yarnal
271 Thorndike Street. Entered
from St. Peter’s School. Future:
Hairdresser. Hobby: Dancing,
reading, and skating.
Dorothy Work
Dottie”
41 Aberdeen Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High. Activities:
Girl Officer. Future: College. Hob-
by: Horseback riding, movies.
Hedwig H. Wroblewska
"Hedy”
3 8 Richards Street. Entered from
Varnum Junior High. Activities:
Personnel Staff. Future: Stenog-
rapher. Hobby: Movies, dancing,
music.
Mabel Margaret Zaher
148 Pine Street. Entered from
Morey Junior Fligh. Activities:
Spanish club. Future: Teacher.
Hobby: Movies and singing.
Claire Marie Zipps
"Zippsic”
496 Wilder Street. Entered from
St. Patrick’s School. Activities:
Baton Twirlcr. Future: Business.
Hobby: Dancing, bowling and
skating.
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MAJORS
1. Joanne Connors
2. Corinne Murphy
3. Jean McKearney
4. Sally Pelekasis
5. Barbara Mower
CAPTAINS
1. Dorothy Work
2. Shirley Connors
3. Jacqueline Perrault
4. Dorothy Philbin
5. Dorothy Timmins
6. Therese Bourgeois
7. Yvcnne Neirinckx
8. Irene Tebich
9. Ann Marie Flanagan
10. Mary Daly
11. Dolly Sudol
12. Frances Stacy
13. Shirley Corey
14. Frances Wojcik
15. Rene Kokinacis
16. Luella Ricard
17. Jane Bigbee
18. Ella Naberezny
Colonel Mary Jo O’Neil
Lieut. Col. Jean Donovan
19. Gloria La Fleur
20. Mary Finnegan
ADJUTANTS
1. Marion McDonald
2. Marion Ryan
3. Doris Gallego
4. Patricia Powell
5. Esther Spyropoulos
1st LIEUT.
1. Patricia McNiff
2. Priscilla Putnam
3. Helen Golec
4. Ruth Lambert
5. Lucille Altemus
6. Doris Paquin
7. Katherine Dakos
8. Phyllis Crotty
9. Natalie Berry
10. Catherine Evans
11. Betty Ann Bourgeois
12. Jean Fuce
13. Angelike Daoutakis
14. Jean Sparks
15. Lucy Wronski
16. Elizabeth Donovan
17.
Shirley Artenstein
18.
Marjorie Feehan
19.
Maryalice Burns
20.
Shirley Rodgers
2nd LIEUT.
1 .
Jacquelyn Flanagan
2,
Margaret McKeon
3.
Maureen Hurley
4.
Mary Gail Moriarty
5.
Virginia Tarrant
6 .
Lucy Reed
7.
Shirley Gilchrist
8.
Helen Riley
9.
Patricia Foley
10.
Lorraine Tabloski
11.
Mary Ryan
12.
Helen Kaklamanos
13.
Beverly Clark
14.
Shirley Tyrell
15.
Thelma Tzikopoulos
16.
Barbara King
17.
Muriel Manousos
18.
Ann Murphy
19.
Katherine Cavoures
20.
Margaret Smith
ajorettes
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Leaders: Pauline LeBlanc
Aline Langevin
Pauline Lemire
Loretta Flynn
Jane Oulighan
Dolores Abreu
Florence Gallagher
Lorraine Pearsall
Claire Bourgeault
Lorraine Gauthier
Mary Jane Peters
June Brock
Joanne Gilbride
Jeannine Poirier
Rose Buckley
Jean Glines
Ruth Proulx
Barbara Buckley
Arleen Griffin
Louise Reardon
Ruth Carron
Joan Hardman
Jean Regan
Pauline Carrigg
Mary Horgan
Lorraine Regan
Norma Conlon
Claire Joyce
Elinor Reilly
Joan Corkery
Avra Kevghas
Geraldine Richard
Catherine Cox
Eleanor Klatka
Mildred Robitaille
Mary Dalton
Margaret Lenzi
Shirley Rogers
Virginia Davis
Laura Libbe
Doris Salvas
Esther Dejoy
Patricia Mahoney
Murial Sargent
Rose Marie Dery
Kathleen Mangan
Doris Soucy
Patricia Dodge
Marilyn Molloy
Mary St. John
Mary Lou Douglas
Barbara Mullin
Betty Taylor
Mary Dove
Virginia McCallion
Tean Taylor
Doris Duffy
Virginia McCarthy
Melba Trevors
Patricia Duffy
Alice McHugh
Mary Upton
Clara Espinola
Barbara McQuaid
Mona Wise
Geraldine Finn
Theresa O’Neil
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George Bf.land ..
John Bowers ....
Joseph Corbin
John Dahlquist
Lionel Desmarais .
Joseph Donovan _.
Robert Fiorello
Joseph Fitzgerald ..
Walter Giniewicz ..
Rene Gaudette
Robert Gay
Donald King
Michael Krikonian
Richard McCartney
Stephen McKenna
Vernon Melanson
Joseph Normandy
John Nelson
Hervey Rousseau ...
George Shahinian ....
Albert Stamp
John Themeles
Roger Trottier ..
Leo Turner
Edward Zarzyck
Wilfred Marquis . ..
Edward Trickette
Parker Swan ..
Wesley Cox
James Kelley
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Navy
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Navy
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Navy
Coast Guard
. Navy
..Navy
..Navy
..Army
Coast Guard
Navy
Navy
Navy
Coast Guard
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Navy
Navy
Navy
Navy
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..Army
Army
Navy
Navy
Navy
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Army Air Corps
Navy
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One warm, lazy afternoon in June, 195 6, I sat on my porch looking over
"The Spindle,” year book of Lowell High, class of ’46. The youthful faces of
the class belied the ability many of them had proved since graduation. During
the ten-year interval members of ’46 had gained much publicity, not to say
notoriety — By press, radio, and television, I had been informed of their
exploits all over the world.
Joe Donovan, the former President of the class of ’46, now Master of Ceremonies
at the Cabana Club.
Betty Ann Bourgeois, dress designer for "Seventeen.”
George McLean, World’s Champion Speller.
Catherine Evans, golf champion.
Bob Moushegian, Champion Boxer of San Francisco.
Kay Bagshaw, a receptionist in Doctor Joanne Connors’ office.
Haroed Ready, milkman for Hood and Sons.
Ruth Lambert, secretary to the Mayor in her beloved Worcester.
Jimmy Georgakakos, doorman at the Stork Club.
Jean McKearney’s writing a book on the art of subtle make-up.
Frank Felton, owns a Hot Dog Stand at Hampton Beach.
Mary Jo O’Neill, chief surgeon at The Children’s Hospital.
John Doherty and Brendon Perry are replacing the Lone Ranger and Tonto.
Dolly Sudol and Mary Ryan, are Rockettes in Radio City.
Ai. Chase works for the F. B. I.
Helen Golec, an Airplane Pilot.
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Jacqueline Perreault, secretary for the DuPont Plant in Ohio.
Johnny Langland, Officer in command of Pearl Harbor.
Patricia O’Loughlin, buyer in R. H. White’s.
Andy Christopoulos, owns "Andie’s Diner.”
Sally Pelekasis, Hostess at the Stork Club.
Joe Bryant, call on "Brilliant Bryant’s Detective Agency”.
Jeanne Moore, on the list of the ten best dressed women in America.
Patricia Powell and Jack Farley, playing the leading roles in The New
York Production the "Fighting Bigs.”
Al Baronowski, replacing Park-ya-kar-kus.
Therese Bourgeois, Shirley Gilchrist, Muriel Manosous, Corinne
Murphy, are Powers Models.
Ann Marie Flanagan, writing lyrics for Ernest Shepard’s new musical.
Earl Smith, still the zoot suiter from Dunstable.
Lucy Reed, owns a figure conditioning salon, "Have a Figure like a Reed.”
Dick McGowan, a U. S. Senator from Iowa.
Frances Wojcik, Designing clothes for Vogue.
Eddie Stearns, animal trainer in the circus.
Lucy Enman, manager Bachrach’s Studio in Boston.
Charlie Wojcik, lifeguard at Miami.
Jacquelyn Flanagan, has a school of foreign dances, hula being her specialty.
Kay Moriarty, the fireman finally showed up at the church.
Deke Descoteau and Jean Fuce, own an exclusive dancing school called "Deke and
Jean the Moderneers.”
Marilyn Davis, Joan Gregg, and Gay Lemiiu ; professors at the University of
Pasadena.
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Beverly Clark, dress designer for 20th Century Fox.
Donald Bliss, editor of the Hearst papers.
Marion Ryan, guide down at Hampton Beach.
Jack Bowers, comedian taking Jack Benny’s place.
Ruth LaPorte, has two rings on her left hand now instead of one.
Arthur Cohen has a band called the "Hot Licks.” His singer is Barbara King,
the "Hot Licks Chick.”
Ted Coupe, comedian taking Danny Kay’s Place.
Helen Riley, is replacing Cass Daly.
Hollis Dexter, the second Lorenzo Jones.
Shirley Connors is now a famous lawyer.
Bob Ducharme, governor of the state of Texas.
Pat Foley owns a jewelry store.
Pat McNiff, master of ceremonies at the "Brown Derby.”
Mickey Finn has a taxi, so just "Call on Mickey’s Taxi.”
Thelma Tzikopoulos, still very peppy and making her third trip around the
world.
Thelma Caram, manages The Reader’s Digest.
Vasilious Letsou, Professor at Harvard.
Alice Grimolizzi is a personnel manager.
Mary Alice Burns, trapeze artist in "Barnum and Bailey Circus.”
Bob Liston and Jack Morning, replacing Edgar Bergen and Jack Benny.
Marjorie Feehan, American Bathing Beauty of 19 5 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses have done it.
Becky Daoutakis, personal hair stylist for the actress Shirley Corey.
Joe Normandy, commander in the Navy.
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Mary Cirasella. supervisor of Income Tax office of the Standard Oil Co.
Joe Stankiewicz, has a barber shop called the "Swanky Stanky.”
Alberta Ward. Dean of girls at Vassar College.
Bob Daily, football coach at Yale.
Mary Gail Moriarty, Madame Cylena of the crystal ball.
Priscilla Putnam, takes up twenty lines in "Who’s Who in America.”
Muff Donovan, writes profiles for the New Yorker Magazine.
Everett Clement’s manufacturing hose supporters.
Jean Donovan, gym instructor at Wellesley.
Mary Manolopoulos. airplane hostess in the Army Air Corps.
Carolyn Hopkins and Mabel Zaher; playing the leading roles in the Span-
ish production "Zaraguita.”
Johnny Dahlquist, Admiral in the Navy.
Janice Denno, still can’t make up her mind about the opposite sex.
Mary Daly — "Mom” of the Nursery School.
Lois Forrester, writing her fifth book.
Shirley Artenstein, pianist in Phil Spitalny’s Orchestra.
Mary Jane Bigbee, managing Toll House.
Mary Finnegan, supervisor at St. John’s Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Noonan, the former Doris Gallego, now residing in Miami.
John Sadlier, on the Supreme Court.
Margarite Soucier, a model at Saks.
Jack Abrams, track coach of the University of Minnesota.
Alice Dunn, retired after writing her most famous "Book of Poetry.”
Lee Andrews, runs a hangout for high-schoolers named "Happy Hideaway.”
Moe Hurley, train dispatcher for the New York Central Railroad.
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On February first a Fun Poll was conducted for the Year Book. From a total of
over twenty counters, there were eleven who stuck it out to the bitter end. The
survivors were: Jean Fuce, Joanne Connors, Mary Ryan, Esther Spryropoulos, Gloria
LaFleur. Ffelen Golec. Mary Jo O’Neill, Charlie Wojick, Thomas Reynolds, Ernest
Shepard, and Phil Jones (Class of ’45, second vice-president).
M Most Popular Boy :
Jimmy Keefe, Joe Donovan, Jack Bowers.
M Most Popular Girl :
Mary Jo O’Neil, Maureen Hurley, Betty Ann Bourgeois.
-K Most Handsome Boy :
Jack Farley, Bob Dunlavey, Everett Clement.
Most Beautiful Girl :
Pat Powell, Pat Sullivan, Therese Bourgeois.
M Boy Most Likely to Succeed :
Vasilious Letsou, Armen Chertavian, Alec Athanas.
M Girl Most Likely to Succeed :
Lucy Asadourian, Joanne Connors, Lucy Enman.
M Best Boy Dancer:
Don Descoteaux, Wilfred Belanger.
M Best Girl Dancer :
Jean Fuce, Pauline Allen, Terry Loorom.
M Class Comedian:
Joe Donovan, Jack Bowers.
'K Class Comedienne:
Kay Moriarty. (This was unanimous).
M Who Has Done Most For Senior Class:
Joe Donovan, Jacqueline Flanagan.
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M Boy Sharpie:
Ted Coupe, Eddie Stearns, Ernie Shepard.
M Girl Sharpie :
Jeanne Mcore, Barbara Mower, Mary O’Brien.
M Class Heart-Breaker:
Al Baronowski, Bob Dunlavey, Everett Clement.
M Best Athlete:
Jack Abrams, Charlie Wojick, Bob Dailey.
M Best Boy Figure:
Al Baronowski, Jack Abrams, Eddie Stearns.
"K Best Girl Figure:
Lucy Reid, Corinne Murphy, Pat Powell.
M Boy Bookworm:
Vasilious Letsou, Maynard Moses, Reginald Krystyniack.
"K Girl Bookworm:
Lucy Asadourian, Joanne Connors, Gay Lemire.
M Boy High- Brow:
Eddie Stearns, Al Baronowski, John Langland.
M Girl High-Brow:
Dolly Sudol, Barbara Mower, Pat Powell.
"K Best Boy Musician:
Ernie Shepard, Artie Cohen.
M Best Girl Musician:
Beverly Harvey, Dolores Smith.
M Most Popular:
F. D. Reardon, S. Stoklosa, K. Coward.
M Most Popular:
Misses M. Severance, F. Masterson, H. St. Onge.
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SOPHOMORE OFFICERS
H/ Row — Phyllis Atwell, Elaine Bell.
2nd Row — Patricia Barrett, Gerald Frawley, President.
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JUNIOR OFFICERS
Ruth Williamson, Secretary ; Joseph Foye, President ; Elaine Adams, Treasurer;
Standing: William Farrington, second Vice-President ; James Barrett, first Vice-President.
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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
Ernest Shepard, Secretary; Everett Clement, First Vice-President ; James Keefe,
Second Vice-President ; Andrew Christopoulos, T reasurer.
SENIOR CLASS
Early in the fall we chose Joe Donovan to lead our class as president. He remained
with us long enough to be the most successful master of ceremonies ever to charm
an audience at a minstrel show, and then left in answer to the mighty roar of the ocean.
The remaining class officers carried on. In order to give the class full representa-
tion each home room was asked to elect one of its members to the senior council. This
group has appointed committees to select the class ring, to choose the class motto, and
to run the senior prom.
Our class elections have been lively affairs each year, but no one can completely
explain the all-boy slate of '46.
Wc lost many members in ’4S and *46 to the services, but those of us who have
stayed will doubtless bring fame to L. H. S., our Alma Mater.
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1st row — Theresa Gleason, Reginald Krystinak, Vasilios Letsou, Mr. Edward Sul-
livan, Gabrielle Lemire, Alex Athanas, Thelma Caram; 2nd row — Salem Elias, Priscilla
Putnam, Alberta Ward, Joanne Connors, Katherine Cavoures, Dolly Berke, George
Tsaffaras; 3rd row — Elizabeth Donovan, Joan Gregg, Ella Naberczny, Ara Donoian,
Donald McIntyre, Lucy Asadourian, Irene Tebich, Gloria LaFleur.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
In Lowell High School, as in many other schools throughout the country, election
to the National Honor Society is one of the greatest distinctions which may be con-
ferred upon a student. Election to the Society is not based on scholarship alone; a
member must also be outstanding in character, leadership, and service.
The emblem of the National Honor Society is the keystone and the flaming torch,
the keystone symbolizing the high ideals of the organization, and the flaming torch
symbolizing its purpose. At the base of the keystone are the letters C. S. L. S. standing
for the four cardinal principles of the organization — character, scholarship, leader-
ship and service.
Those Juniors with a grade of 90 ' y or more, within the highest 5 ‘yf of the Junior
class, and those Seniors with a grade of 8 5 ( / or more, within the highest 15^ of the
Senior class are eligible for membership. They must, however, be approved by a faculty
council made up of the headmaster, submasters, and department heads. Each year a
special initiation ceremony is held, in which the members pledge themselves to uphold
the ideals of the society.
Since 1927 when the Lowell Chapter of the National Honor Society was first
formed under the sponsorship of Miss Helen Choate, 1 63 8 students have had the priv-
ilege of membership. Now under the guidance of Mr. Edward Sullivan, the National
Honor Society continues to function as the leading society of Lowell High School.
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Joe Normandy, George Picard, Maurice Simoneau, Alec Athanas, Arthur Mercier, William Whitely, Robert Gos-
selin. Standing — John Dahlquist, Victor Archambault, George Flynn, Mike de Mauro.
Herbert Cochrane
Chester Barker
THE 194 5 FOOTBALL SQUAD
The outlook of the 1945 football was a very promising one. With the great
coaching staff of Herbert Cochrane and his able assistant Chet Barker, the staff took
the boys in hand and tried their utmost to mold a well geared machine. The coach
drove the boys hard and before long they were in perfect condition. They were headed
by the two Co-Captains Bob Dailey and John Dahlquist.
The boys were able and will’ng to learn. Their first was a grueling contest with
Salem. Although they were beaten their spirit wasn’t broken. As the season wore on
the team seemed to be jinxed by injuries. One defeat followed another and up to their
final game, with Lawrence High School they hadn’t won a game.
The boys rose up to their greatest height, and defeated the highly favored Law-
rence team. It was a tough game in which the fleet-footed Mike DeMauro time and again
turned back the strong Lawrence team. The Lowell line was outstanding. The com-
bination of Stearns through the Middle and DeMauro around the ends spelled doom
for the Lawrence team. This victory proved once again that the Lowell boys had what
it takes to win when the pressure was on.
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BASKETBALL SQUAD
Steve Ivos, Bill Kalergcropoulos, Jim Natsios, John Salesky, Al Baranowski, Everett Clement, George Picard,
John Ginalski, Chris Dokas. Standing — Bob Fenton Tarsey Kouchalakos, Arthur Koumantzelis, Pete Theokas, Ar-
thur Lamoine, Charles Boutselis, Charles Goulekas, Alvaro Gouvea, John Kalivas, James Georgakakos, manager.
BASKETBALL
Lowell
29
Revere
28
Lowell
3 3
Everett
54
Lowell
15
Somerville
66
Lowell
26
Medford
27
Lowell
18
Everett
31
Lowell
27
Chelsea
30
Lowell
51
Malden
3 9
Lowell
25
Medford
3 1
Lowell
16
Revere
31
Lowell
23
Lawrence
22
Lowell
34
Somerville
51
Lowell
40
Keith
52
Lowell
30
Lawrence
3 2
Lowell
34
Keith
37
TOTAL: Won 3
; Lost 7 ; Pts.
for — 401; Pts. against — 5 31.
The 1946 Varsity basketball team finished fifth in the Boston Interscholastic
Basketball League, under the guidance of Anthony (Tony) Archinski, who succeeded
Frank Skaff as coach. One of the major reasons for the team’s winning only one-
third of its games was the fact that none of the players on the squad had played on
the varsity team before. For this reason, much valuable time was lost in seasoning the
team. But what the boys lacked in playing knowledge they made up in game-spirit and
love of the sport. All the home games were played on the Textile College court. The
high scorers for the season were: Natsios, with 91 points; Ginalski, 73 points; and
Macaronis, 67 points.
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Front row — Left to right (sitting): Edward Glasheen, Leonard Patrick, Jim Kinney, Capt. Jack Abrams, Charlie
Wojcik, Edward Stearns, Michael Mroz; standing — Coach George Haggerty, George Plomorites, Stanley Balkus, Eu-
gene Dizak, Albert Baranowski, Reginald Krystyniack, Ernest David, John Anastopoulos, George Picard.
George F. Haggerty
TRACK
The 1946 track team of Lowell High School, which was coached under the in-
telligent guidance of George Haggerty, was built around the nucleus of the returning
lettermen of the year 1945. Among them were Captain Jack Abrams, star 300-yarder,
Charles Wojcik, hurdles and 600-yarder, James Kinney, 100-yarder, Henry Mroz, dis-
tance runner, Edward Stearns, shot-putter, and Joe Normandy, high-jumper, who left
early in the season to join the armed forces.
Our boys opened the season victoriously by finishing in a tic for first place in
the Northeastern Interscholastic Meet which was held in the Y. M. C. A. of Boston.
This was the first time that Lowell has captured that important meet. For their
strenuous efforts, our boys were presented with a trophy which will be turned over
to the school for posterity.
In the dual meets, Lowell defeated the Andover Jayvees twice, but lost to Lynn
English and Lynn Classical. The defeats at both Lynn tracks were due to the fact that
our team was unaccustomed to the strange floors at the Lynn gyms. However, our
boys came through with a gallant victory over our ancient rival, Lawrence, by the
score of 45-3 2. Lowell concluded the indoor campa : gn by finishing fourth in the senior
division of the Greater Boston Interscholastic Meet.
The schedule for the outdoor season included a quadrangular meet between Newton,
Lawrence, Lowell, and Medford; dual meets with Lawrence and the Andover Jayvees;
and the 'Tittle Olympics,” which is the annual event held at Shedd Park to compete
for the Foley watch.
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BASEBALL SCHEDULE
May 13
May 1 5
May 17 .
May 20
May 24 __
June 5 —
June 12
Revere at Lowell
Lowell at Somerville
_ Everett at Lowell
Medford at Lowell
Lowell at Malden
Lawrence at Lowell
Lowell at Lawrence
The wealth of material which Coach Stan Stoklosa had on hand dispelled many
problems for baseball. The nucleus for this year’s squad was composed of veterans
from last year’s star-studded combination. Some came to us packed with experience
after playing Legion; still others from Twilight League and C. Y. O. ball. With a
field of such candidates and able coach, Stan Stocklosa had a fine team.
As is customary, the team entered in the Greater-Boston High School League
coming up against such powerful teams as Medford, Somerville, Everett, and
Chelsea. Last year’s team finished third in a field of eight.
The chief objectives were to extend our lead on Lawrence, as far as this year is
concerned, in sports; to break up the line of victories over L. H. S. which have been
garnered by Keith Academy on the field of combat; to cop the pennant of the Greater-
Boston League and get into the play-offs at Fenway Park.
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BATON TW1RLERS
Wilfred T. Boulger
Attention! The history of the Lowell High School Twirlers. Lowellites rec-
ognize and admire our white and gold uniforms, but few are familiar with its origin.
It was in the fall of 193 5 that Wilfrid T. Boulger organized and trained a unit of
thirty members and one chosen leader. At the Thanksgiving Day game in Lawrence,
the twirlers made their first appearance and were received with much enthusiasm.
This resulted in a regular appearance at all football games including those played
out of town. The unit wore uniforms which consisted of white skirts and sweaters
displaying a large red L.
The following year an acrobatic leader was featured and the unit proudly intro-
duced their new two piece uniforms trimmed with gold buttons. In addition to
precision twirling and intricate drills, selected solo twirlers were featured.
. The public became interested and the unit appeared at the State Music Festivals
and the New England Music Festivals. These appearances have been discontinued
since the war. Popularity grew immensely and invitations were received to appear in
almost all of the principal cities in Massachusetts, New Britain, Connecticut and
Portland, Maine. There has been a great demand for appearances in Lowell and sur-
rounding towns. Small selective groups featuring precision and solo twirling, Swiss
flag swinging, electric baton and vocal numbers have appeared before every charitable
and fraternal group in the city.
Championship Competitions were introduced in 1942 and gold and silver medals
were awarded accordingly. A contest for Novice Twirlers proved successful and en-
couraged pupils to develop their abilities. Twirling is a twelve month activity which
has enabled members to perfect their posture and develop poise.
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Captain John J. Walsh
Military Instructor
BOY OFFICERS
For years Lowell High School has been symbolized by the dashing Boy Officer
and now we present the officers of the class of ’4 6. Proudly displaying their handsome
militaristic uniforms as their predecessors have through the years, these boys represent
the 6 5th year of the high school regiment. Although the uniforms are a bit off the
military standard this year due to action of the United States Army, our officers wear
an original shoulder epaulet which designates organization, together with a red and
gray rank badge over the right breast pocket.
This is the year following the Second World War and with the entire world in an
unsettled condition a Third World War is not a fantastic impossibility. Perhaps these
officers of the Lowell High School Regiment will shed their sharp ceremonial uniforms
in favor of the khaki of the battlefield as their comrades of the previous years have
done. Come what may, the high school regiment will go on and the Boy Officers will
continue to train the underclassmen in military discipline and army close-order drill
so that they may be prepared to serve their country if the occasion should demand.
For many years the public has known and associated the high school with Boy
Officers and Field Day. When we of the class of ’46 who contribute to the "Spindle”
are aged and nostalgically look back upon our high school days, one of the outstanding
memories will be ’of the regiment and the Boy Officers.
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GIRL OFFICERS
Bawita Lawler
THE GIRL OFFICERS’ ASSOCIATION
The Girl Officers’ Association of the Lowell High School was founded in 1896.
At that time there were only forty officers, who constituted a battalion. The highest
ranking officers were the five majors. The officers were chosen by the instructor on
the basis of their scholarship. Thus, the first major was the girl with the highest mark
at the end of her junior year. In 1936 the battalion became a regiment. Instead of forty
officers, seventy-two girls were chosen as officers for the first time.
Today the uniforms are navy blue serge with gold chevrons to indicate rank. The
uniforms have not been radically changed, although one year the girls had white uniforms.
The navy uniform is a badge of achievement which any girl may wear proudly.
As the years passed, the requirements were changed to include the girl’s personality
and leadership. Since the Girl Officers served as assistants in the physical education
classes, it became necessary to take physical ability into consideration. The girls are
graded by the two instructors for their class work, and then they are marked by expert
out-of-town judges in a competitive drill. The average of these two marks determines
who the future officers will be.
The Girl Officers aid the instructors in classes; they aid charitable organizations
by offering their services; they promote a higher standard for the girls in the school.
Being an officer gives a girl more poise and confidence. She has responsibility, because
she is an example to the girls in the school. She knows that she is regarded with critical
eyes by her fellow students, and that she must live up to the standards of the Girl
Officers’ Association.
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THE VETERANS
One of the additions to the high school this year was the veterans’ room on the
first floor. This room has been given over to the men who have returned to the high
school in pursuit of a higher education. After three or four years in the service,
these men realize that there are no jobs with a future for uneducated men. Under the
G. I. Bill of Rights veterans have been given a chance to attend a college of their
own choice and that is precisely the purpose of the veterans’ classes. A great many,
who were graduated from high school in \3 9 and ’40, saw no hope of going to college.
Some cf them are nineteen, some twenty-five; some married, and some are single; but
all are able and anxious to make come true dreams of college. By attending these
classes they have an opportunity of making college credits.
Among these men we find would-be economists, textile chemists, and a few
teachers, and almost all the branches of engineering.
A number of these veterans have expressed their appreciation for the cooperation
of the faculty and Mr. Dana Palmer, who is advisor of the group. I think it is for us
to thank them for showing us that there is but a small place in the world for anyone
without at least a high school diploma.
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PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT
The Personnel Department was organized about twenty years ago as a service
to both the pupil and the school.
The primary purpose is to develop knowledge of business and office organization
from the viewpoint of the office worker.
Training is given in courtesy, honesty, loyalty, efficiency and punctuality, so
that upon graduation the student is better able to take his place in the business world.
The department functions as a business office and its staff consists of fifteen
seniors — a Personnel Manager and fourteen assistants, selected on the basis of their ex-
ceptional ability during the Junior year. The work consists of duplicating, typing,
correspondence, filing and keeping office records.
Miss Annabelle C. Lowney, Head of the Shorthand and Typewriting Department,
is the Faculty Advisor and Lucy Wronski is serving as Personnel Manager for 1946.
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ROOM 100
Room 100 remains anonymously quiet about its activities. The members cf Mr.
Harris’ trusted corps of accountants and secretaries know just how to put their
fingers on every bank account and financial enterprise in the school.
Secluded in the Old Euilding the office houses the comptrollers of L. H. S. There
they sell tickets, balance accounts, prepare deposits, and restore lost articles.
Mr. J. E. Harris, the bursar, advises, directs and supervises the processes in the
miniature bank. Most of the seniors in the room have chosen to pursue the accountant
course in the commercial department. Many graduates from Mr. Harris’ 'Special
course’ are well established in successful business careers.
Seated — Nancy Gilchrist, Don Spearel, Rita Coakley. Standing — Don McIntyre,
Mary Cirasella, Shirley Martel, Shirley Conners, J. E. Harris.
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GERMAN CLUB
The German Club, after four years of inactivity, was reorganized on October
17, 1945, with forty members.
On Wednesday of the following week, a charter, drawn up by the officers, was
proposed by 1st Vice President Edward Ruszczyk. The Eighth Amendment of this
charter states that no person shall be an officer, unless he obtains the rank of A or B
in German. Any person may join the club.
At a later date the club was entertained by speeches given by veterans Timothy
Lyons and Gerard Miller. Mr. Lyons spoke on the customs of the German people,
while Mr. Miller spoke on German literature and culture.
1st row, left tc right — John Blaha, Marguerite Soucier, Rhona Shay, President,
Dorothy Sheehan, Charles Colbath. 2nd row — Arthur Desmarais, John Brady, Phyllis
Scott, Barbara Hibbet, Nathalie Berry, Frank Agrella, Stanley Balkas.
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1st row — Marilyn Clark, Dolores Berke, Thelma Caram, President; John Sadlier. 2nd
row — Mabel Zaher, Carolyn Hopkins, Pearl Gammans, Jean Taylor, Estelle Lieberman,
Betty Michaels, Paula Levin. 3rd row — Alice Levinthal, Florence Liston, Paul Tarpey,
Albert Geddes, Robert Dowrey, Joan McAvinnue, Nancy Carrington.
SPANISH CLUB
The Spanish Club is the second oldest of the L.H.S. student organizations. In the
fall of 1921, students taking Spanish met with Mr. Cornell to discuss the advisability
of forming a club. The name "Circulo Espanol” was given the group, although it is
more commonly known as the Spanish Club, and Lucille Fuller was chosen as the club
president.
The only requirement for admission is that members be taking Spanish or have
taken it at some time during high school. It has always been the aim of the Spanish
Club to make its programs both entertaining and instructive. Each year, the club
presents several Spanish playlets. The club members also correspond with students in
South America and Mexico, thereby gaining a deeper appreciation of life in Spanish
speaking countries.
The high-light of the Spanish Club year is the annual Spanish luncheon, which
gives the members an opportunity to sample such Spanish foods as chile con carne, hot
tamales, guava jelly, and mate. This year, several Spanish-Americans were the guests
of the club at their luncheon.
This has been one of the Spanish Club's most outstanding years, in that the club
has had more members than usual, and a larger treasury. The members of the club, also,
for the first time in the club’s history, ran a very successful dance in the L.H.S. gym.
The Club has been entertained by several South American speakers, and also seen
Spanish films, all of which have helped to make the meetings most enjoyable.
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Left to right, 1st row — Arthur Cohen, Albert Bernstein, Robert Briere, Dorothy Higgins, Frank Reardon. Warren Hill 2nd row — Roger Dube, Helen Coakley, Ann
Douglas, Marie Maynard, Joyce Ann Flynn, Jean Lavallee. 3rd row — Daniel Santos, Harvey Korobkin, Leon Gaudette, Christopher Place, Alden Buchanan, Donald Taylor,
Leslie Tikotsky, Malcolm Artenstein, Clyde Gill 4th row — Ernest Shepard, David Webster, Wilmer Pofcher, George McLean, Donald Dowd, Carl Dillon, Paul Balcam,
Fred Mascott, Saul Niedleman 5th row — Richard Gauthier, Robert Mascot, Arnold Trebach, Mr Giblin, Lee Cherenson, Wallace Levy, Burton Leventhall
John J. Giblin
THE BAND
Our band was founded on January 1, 1923, with the New Year's resolution to
make Lowell High School proud of her new organization. Under the capable direction
of Mr. John J. Giblin from its birth to the present time, the band has won sectional
and national honors and has always been the envy of all the surrounding cities.
The band was invited by John Philip Sousa to play with his musicians in 1924. It par-
ticipated, in 1926, in a national music tournament in Fostoria, Ohio. To get funds to
make this trip, the band boys themselves, raised $4,300. At the end of the trip the
band returned with eight cents to spare.
Those were the days when the band made headlines and held concerts. One of the
headlines in 1927 read "L.H.S. band wins First Prize, Class A, in N. E. Tournament.”
Headlines such as that predominated throughout the years. Mr. Giblin has treasured in
his scrapbook a certificate awarded by the National Bureau for the Advancement of
Music to the band designating it as a first prize winner of class rf A” in Gloucester
in 1937.
\Vc know of the fine work the band has done at football games, civic functions,
and on our annual Field Day.
The students of Lowell High School of today can look into the future and see
with pride a band which will always bring credit to Lowell High School.
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CHEER LEADERS
Gabriel Pitta, Mary Pattelena, Mary Manolopoulos, Kay Moriarty, Helen Nickles, Marguerite Saucier, Lillian Ko-
ziol, Theresa McDermott, George Woods.
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Left to right seated — James Collins, Nelson Jones, Barbara Loverude, Doris L’Heureux, George Sorota, Jean Sprague, Arthur Cohen,
Daniel Bernstein, Donald Taylor, Alden Buchanan, Malcolm Artenstein, Frances McCutcheon, Joan Gilinson.
Standing — Jean Friselle, Michael Savas, Virginia McCallion, Nancy Gilbride, Shirley Artenstein, Miss O’Brien, Beverley Harvey, Bar-
bara Knight, Ernest Shepard, Charles Dancause, Donald Dowd, George McLean, Anthony Murphy.
THE SPECIAL CHORUS
The Special Chorus was first formed
in 193 5. It is made up of sixty selected
members of the Senior Class and some
Juniors with exceptionally good voices.
Under the very capable direction of Miss
Gertrude O'Brien, at each special assem-
bly, the chorus presents lovely musical
programs of classical and sacred selec-
tions. The Special Chorus not only en-
tertains at High School functions, but
also at many civic activities. To keep its
good work the chorus rehearses every
Thursday at the close of school and also
very often during study recesses.
THE ORCHESTRA
One of Lowell High Schools greatest assets is its orchestra. Under the direction
of the capable and never tiring Miss Gertrude F. O'Brien, the orchestra has come a
long way since its founder, Mr. Frederick O. Blunt, presented a group of talented
students before an appreciative audience a quarter of a century ago. Each year the
instrumentation has grown until today it contains such instruments as flutes, trom-
bones, bells, violins and a xylophone.
Any musically inclined high school student is eligible to make the best of his
talents. He may chose to be in one of the four divisions of the orchestra, string, wood-
wind, brass or percussion. One diploma credit is awarded. Rehearsals take place every
Wednesday after school. Many former members continuing in this field have suc-
cessfully reached their goal by playing in philharmonic orchestras.
The orchestra is always in demand. It appears at school assemblies, the school play
and also entertains at many civic and educational activities of the city. For the first
time since the war, the group attended the state music festival in Needham, Massa-
chusetts, to compete with students from the entire state. We wish to extend our sin-
cere appreciation to the members of the orchestra for their cooperation, and we wish
Miss O'Brien continued success in producing more organizations of this type.
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GREENHALGE DEBATING SOCIETY
The Grecnhalge Debating Society was founded on June 26, 1 85 6, in honor of
Frederick T. Grecnhalge. The purpose of this Society is to incite in the youth of Lowell
High School the desire to become proficient in the art of presenting a strong and truth-
ful argument on any subject.
Despite the fact that the Grecnhalge Debating Society was "born and bred'’ in
Lowell, its activities have not been limited to Lowell. Members of this society who have
shown themselves to be outstanding in the debating field have travelled all over New
England, and have won several district tournaments for declamation, original oratory,
debating and extemporaneous speaking. The Greenhalge Debating Society has so ac-
credited itself that it has been accepted into the National Forensic League which has
approximately five hundred chapters throughout the country.
Seated — Arnold Trebach, Frank O’Brien, John Sadlier, Marilyn Davis, Marilyn Clark,
Betty Michaels. Standing — Francis Reardon, Advisory Joan Gregg, Lucy Asadourian,
Donald Dowd, Rhona Shay, Jordan Loftus, Anne Marie Dodge, Joan Murphy.
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THE FIGHTING LITTLES
John Bliss, Donald Dowd, Anne Kyriacopoulos, John Farley, Patricia Powell, Gerald
Ritter, Carl Dillon, Dottie Ann Miller, Paula Levin, Ruth Denio, Jean Hart, Dorothy
Timmins, Lee Simmonds.
The Lowell High School Play for 1946
THE FIGHTING LITTLES
By Caroline Francke
Adapted from the novel of the
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Tina Lee Simmonds ’48
Olita Dorothy M. Timmins ’46
Filmcr John B. Bliss ’47
Ham Ellers John J. Farley ’46
Air. Little . Gerald Ritter ’46
Goody Patricia Ann Powell ’46
Mrs. Little Ruth E. Denio ’47
same title by Booth Tarkington
Cast
Antoinette Paula J. Levin ’48
Henriette Dorothy Ann Miller ’47
Norman Peel .... Donald Dowd ’47
Dicky Harpcddlc Carl F. Dillon ’48
Mrs. Harpcddlc Jean P. Hart ’47
Miss Pologa Anne Kyriacopoulos ’46
Scene : The Littles’ Living Room
Time: Act I.
Scene 1. A July Morning
Scene 2. Afternoon same day
Act II. The next afternoon
Act III. 5:00 P. M. the next day
Director Mary H. Casey
Music Director Gertrude F. O’Brien
Ushers Cadet Officers L.H.S. Regiment
Girl Officers L.H.S. Battalion
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TRl-Hl
1st Row, Left to Right — Ruth Lambert, Marjorie Feehan, program chairman; Jacquelyn Flanagan, vice-
president; Lucy Enman, President; Mary Jo O'Neill, Secretary; Muriel Manousos, Treasurer ; Helen Go-
lec, Publicity Chairman ; Mary Ryan. 2nd Row — Ruth Sahling, Shirley Connors, Thelma Tyzikopoulos,
Thelma Caram, Helen Nickles, Shirley Gilchrist, Joyce Dawson, Jean Fuce, Terry Loorom, Frances
Wojcik. 3rd Row — Joan Gregg, Beverly Osgood, Shirley Hoare, Lois Denio, Ruth Laporte, Joyce King,
Dolly Sudol.
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1st Row — Robert Gosselin, Don Descoteau, Robert Descharme. 2nd Row — Robert Huntly, Frank O’Neil,
Donald Dowd, Roger Vivier, Bruce Dickinson, Mike Sampas, Jack Burgess, Robert Parquette. 3rd Row
— Bill Boulanger, Joe Marrill, Joe Foye, John Sadlier, Robert Fenton, Everett Clement, John Salesky,
John Genelski, J. Lemire, Raymond Looney.
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THE SCIENCE CLUB
SCIENCE CLUB
The Science Club, is a group composed of those students in our high school with
a scientific bent. This group, brought together with Mr. Kenneth Goward and Mr.
James Conway as advisors, is one of the most active academic organizations in our
high school.
It members find congenial companionship in their chosen field, as well as ex-
ceptional extra-curricular educational advantages.
The Science Club visited the plant of a local newspaper and was shown how a
modern newspaper is published.
From editorial room they went through the composing room. From there, they
went to the proofroom and the stereotype room, and then to the giant presses, upon
which newspapers are printed and folded ready for delivery.
Another very interesting and entertaining trip was the visit of the Science Club
to Father John’s Cough Medicine Company. Dr. Howard D. Smith, plant chemist,
took them from the cellar to the garret of the Market Street Plant. The Club mem-
bers watched the ingredients prepared, mixed, sterilized, and finally bottled.
Newmarket Manufacturing Company provided another opportunity for the Club
to see a different sort of industry. Here the club members were taken through each
department until they had seen the entire operation of the mill from the complete
modern manufacturing of cloth from yarn, down to the finished product.
Scientific curiosity was also satiated by supplementary intriguing experiments
performed by members of the club at meetings held after school. Our president, Charlie
Wojcik has provided us with excellent leadership throughout the year.
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THE REVIEW
1st row, left to right — Gloria LaFleur, Catherine Evans, Phyllis McLoon, Ernest
Shepard, editor; Thelma Cararn, Dolly Berke, Lucy Asadourian, Ann Marie Dodge,
Ellen Delany. 2nd row — Patricia Powell, Dottie Ann Miller, Priscilla Putnam, Jordan
Loftus, Miss Ryan, Thomas Reynolds, Marion Ryan, Sheila Gilbride, Elizabeth Don-
ovan. 3rd row — Salem Elias, Donald Bliss, Alex Athanas.
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STAFF
Ernest R. Shepard, Jr., Editor-in-Chief
Editors
Lucy Asadourian
Alex Athanas
Dolores A. Berke
Donald B. Bliss
Thelma R. Caram
Johnn K. Conway
Ellen Delany
Ann Marie Dodge
Elizabeth S. Donovan
Salem Elias
Catherine Evans
Correspondents
Dorothy Ann Miller
Adviser: Anna M. Ryan
Gloria B. LaFleur
Jordan Loftus
Phyllis McLoon
Maynard Moses
Ella Naberezny
Frank O’Erien
Patricia Powell
Priscilla Putnam
Thomas Reynolds
Marion Ryan
Joanne Mahoney
Gilbride
The REVIEW was first published in 18 87 in booklet form, having anywhere from
about fourteen to seventy pages.
The ’87 variety held much the same style and form up to 1942, when it was
changed to a tabloid format. The former contained stories, editorials, and contributions
from various interested folks, such as Congressman John Jacob Rogers (REVIEW June
1916). Gossip was somewhat scarcer in the older editions, having little or no equiva-
lent to our present day BLAH column.
Through the years, the REVIEW’S final edition has often been the substitute for
a year book. In these "super” editions, there were cartoons, drawn by some student;
pictures of the Boy and Girl Officers, Senior Class Officers, REVIEW Staff, the Vale-
dictorian, and the Salutatorian; a "Slamming Table”, and a lot of jabber.
Advertisers in the REVIEW, known to the readers of three or four decades ago,
and still known by the readers of today arc: The Thompson Hardware Company, Bon
Marche, Pollard’s, and Marion’s. In the past there have been advertisements that are
apt to strike us as amusing when we look back on them. Carr’s Pool Room — Tobacco
and Cigars, "The Home of 10 Cent Collars,” "Compare our 29c chocolates with other
brands of much higher price” (Evidently many did, for the concern was liquidated
about twenty years ago), "Graduation Suits for young men from $10.00 to $20.00”
(A suit at this price today would be high class burlap).
The staff of fifteen is chosen by the senior Review members, from the outstanding
students of English in their Junior year. The editor-in-chief is elected by the staff at
the beginning of the school term. Miss Ryan is the faculty advisor. Under her direction
the circulation of the Review has risen from 900 copies in 1941 each month to 1800
at present. At the same time the enrollment of the school has become smaller. The
size varies from four to eight pages, depending upon the articles of special interest.
The REVIEW is published now, as it has been for nearly sixty years, with the
purpose of presenting items that arc of lasting interest to the students of Lowell High.
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Xa,t met an cl DeS ta m en t of the Class of 1946
To Whom It May Concern:
In behalf of our client, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-six, of the
Lowell High School, of the City of Lowell, in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
we have called you together upon this somber and sumptuous occasion to listen to
the last will and testament of the said Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-six, and
to receive from the departing hand the gifts which they have to bestow in their last
moments.
The Class of 1946 bequeaths to:
The Class of 1947, hereafter referred to as the Junior Class, initiative, the ability
to get the things they desire, and an even better and more prosperous year than they have
enjoyed;
The Class of 1948, hereafter referred to as the Sophomore Class, their heartiest
congratulations on proving their worthiness to be upperclassmen;
The Class of 1949, hereafter referred to as the Freshman Class, their advice to
make the most of the next three years — yours is an envied position;
The Veterans of the Second World War, the privilege of returning to their Alma
Mater for the purpose of furthering their education;
The Faculty, their profound appreciation for their understanding and indulgence
for the past three or four years.
Everett Clement hereby bequeaths his "huba-huba” aspects to Bruce Dickison.
Danger — High Explosive.
Pat Powell leaves her magnetic pulchritude to Dottie Ann Miller.
Alec Athanas wills his football tenacity to Mike DeMauro.
Dolly Sudol bestows her unpredictable nonchalance on Natalie Jane Sutherland.
Jack Bowers leaves his "howling” abilities to Jack Lemire. No previous experi-
ence needed.
Jean McKearney bequeaths her naiveness to Polly Dinmore.
Tom Garvey bestows his constant woman-trouble to any Junior boy who is fool
enough to accept it.
Maynard Moses wills his quick wit and profound sports knowledge to Frank
O’Brien.
Joan Phillips bequeaths her intellect and ambition to Peggy Peters.
Thelma Tzikopoulos bestows her vivaciousness on Ginny Davis.
Andy Christopoulos leaves his corney jokes to Johnny Bliss. Sharp as a cracker
and just as — good.
Lois Denio wills her shyness and her art of blushing to Joan Gassman.
Jordan Loftus bestows his "gift of gab” on Donald Dowd, with compound in-
terest.
The rese Bourgeois bequeaths her lovely eyes to Eleanor Moushegian.
Jean Fuce leaves her smooth dancing technique to Barbara Knight.
John Conway wills his colonelcy to the most statuesque and efficient sergeant in
the junior ranks of the regiment.
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Lucy Asadourian imparts her infinite intelligence to Mary Birkenhead.
Shirley Gilchrist confers her artistic talent on Christine Evans.
Tommy Reynolds leaves his woman-hating act to Charlie Sharkey.
Yvonne Neirinckx bestows her beautiful smile on Pat Kelly.
Helen Golcc imparts her personality and golden locks to Hildy Palmer.
Vasilious Letsou bequeaths his profound mentality to George Sarota.
Kay Bagshaw wills her title of "Big Things Come In Small Packages” to Eleanor
Kelly.
Armen Chertavian leaves his powerful physique to Robert Dingle.
Eddie Stearns bestows his hep wardrobe on Mike Sampas. He will take Dottie
Ann with him.
Marilyn Clarke bequeaths her authentic Spanish accent to Jean Taylor.
Esther Spyropoulos wills her amiability to Jean McGrath.
Bobbie Starr leaves her symbolic bangs and sweet nature to Barbara Tyrrell.
Mary Jo O’Neil passes her colonelcy on to the Junior Miss who can pay the most
in diligence, efficiency, and merit.
Ralph Palmer bequeaths his Latin trot to Harold McLean. Who works for an A
nowadays?
Jimmie Keefe wills his top-notch personality to Jimmy Barrett.
Bob Siegars leaves his English mark to Gil Stevens. We shall not mention it
here.
Barbara Ann King bestows her "sweet” temper on Barbara Dow.
Betty Ann Bourgeois imparts her sparkling voice to Eileen McGuire.
John Sadlier wills his ability in debate to Alan Rock.
Kay Dakos bequeaths her demureness to Dot Callery.
Bob Liston endows his suavity on Joe Foye.
Miss Stickney’s G Hour English IV class leaves their "freedom of speech” to one
of her English IV classes of next year.
Marion Ryan bestows her technique of making the boys happy on Ann Bolduc.
Donald B. Bliss imparts his ambitious antics to any junior fellow who is willing
to give up as much as he did.
Jean Donovan confers her aptness to get what she wants on Jean Gardner.
Arthur Cohen wills his gift of orchestra direction to Malcolm Artenstein.
George McLean endows Anthony James Murphy with his trombone agility.
Ernest R. Shepard Jr. bequeaths his multifarious attainments to any juniors
who can afford to lose as much weight as he did.
Signed and sealed on this twelfth day of June in the year one thousand nine
hundred and forty-six, Anno Domini by:
THE CLASS OF y 4 6
Witnessed by:
Everett S. Clement, President
James Keefe, Vice-President
Ernest R. Shepard Jr., Secretary
Andrew Christopoulos, Treasurer
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First Row: Shirley Gilchrest, Roger Brakey, Jackie Flanagan, Therese Comerford. — Center: Thomas Garvey,
Lucy Ennian, Joan Lannon, Leo Richards. — Rear: Frank Tully, James Keefe, Mary O’Brien, Thelma
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Barr Engraving Co.
PHOTO ENGRAVERS
Line Plates
— Halftones
53 Beech Street
Dial 5111 Lowell
278 Common Street
Dial 21304 Lawrence
Engravers to "The Spindle"
Lowell Academy
G. C. Prince & Son, Inc.
108 MERRIMACK STREET
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Stationers — Gift Shop
Toy Shop — Lending Library
LOWELL
School Supplies — Office Outfitters
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Scott Hardware
GERVAIS & COMPANY
STATIONERY — RELIGIOUS GOODS
92 Central Street Lowell
FLORENCE LAWSON BEAUTY MART
116 Central Street — Next to Strand Theatre
Dial 2-1233 — Lowell
BERNIE AND BASIL LARKIN
TEACHERS OF CLARINET, SAXOPHONE AND TRUMPET
Studio 307 97 Central Street
Tel. 3-5052 Res. 2-0529 and 2-1534
Compliments of
TEXTRON INCORPORATED
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Compliments of
AMES WORSTED
LOWELL
ROBERTSON’S
ESTABLISHED 1886
Happy Landings
and Best Wishes
from
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Lowell's Largest Furniture House
For Over Half a Century
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United Cloak & Suit Co.
THE LOWELL FIVE
Women's, Misses' and Children's
Wearing Apparel
CENT SAVINGS BANK
Complete Outfitters of Ladies and
34 JOHN STREET
Misses' Ready-to-Wear
166 CENTRAL STREET
Deposits received from five cents
to three thousand dollars
H. Bass. Lowell
Deposits placed on interest first
Saturdays of each month
THE BARROWS TRAVEL
SERVICE
CHARLES A. BYKE
62 Central Street Dial 9319
Jeweler
A. K. Barrows
101 CENTRAL STREET
Necessary Travel Reservations
Anywhere — by AIR, RAIL, BUS,
HOTELS
Tel. 6960
J. J. NEWBERRY CO.
M & P
5-10-25c STORE
MERRIMACK THEATRE
Central Street, Lowell
"Lowell's Friendly Theatre"
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For Twenty Years — News and Notes of the Lowell High School —
Every Sunday in the
IGaturll li’utt&aij
Compliments of
A FRIEND
Compliments of
THE MEGOWEN-EDUCATOR FOOD CO.
"Bakers of CRAX"
America's Original All Purpose Cracker
S. S. KRESGE CO.
Lowell
Lowell's Finest and Friendliest 5 and 10c Store
Compliments of
F. & E. BAILEY & CO.
Apothecaries — Prescription Specialists
Established 1840
J. E. O'Brien, Reg. Pharm., Manager
79 Merrimack Street Lowell 19 John Street
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Fred. C. Church & Co.
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53 CENTRAL STREET
LOWELL
DIAL
6838
Compliments of
PRATT & FORREST CO.
FLOOD, VALENTINE &
FOISY
LUMBER AND MILL SUPPLIES
Charles R. Flood John H. Valentine
James W. Flood Paul R. Foisy
391 School Street
E. A. WILSON CO.
Coal — Coke — Fuel — Oil
Compliments of
Heating Equipment
Building Materials
Transit Mix Concrete
THE
VILLAGE RIDING ACADEMY
Air Conditioning
Eddie Gaudette
Delco Oil Burners
Delco and Stokol Burners
Middlesex Street Lowell 2-2621
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NATIONALLY FAMOUS WATCHES
On Credit at Cash Prices
Buy your watch where you are assured service
Haverhill
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Concord
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Compliments of
THE GIANT STORE
Corner Broadway and Dutton
"One Stop Shopping”
WOOD-ABBOTT CO.
The oldest savings bank in Lowell
Established 1872
DIAMOND
LaWELUIMSTITIITION
MERCHANTS
JorOXIAfinqd
AND
JEWELERS
Opposite St. Anne's Church
135 Central Street
Merrimack Street
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Paramount Tea Room
173 CENTRAL STREET
Lowell, Mass.
"New England's Spotless Tea Room"
First in Lowell to install Ultra Violet Radiation for the radiant destruction
of air-borne bacteria
VISIT THE HEALTHIEST AND CLEANEST TEA ROOM IN NEW ENGLAND
PETE'S
MODERN BARBER SHOP
Room 209
147 Central St., Bradley Building
4 Chairs 4 Barbers
STANLEY'S ARMY SUPPLIES
107 CENTRAL STREET
Complete Uniforms for Both
Boy Officers and High School
Regiment
All Items — Full Regulation
Open Evenings Until 8:30
Tel. 3-5312
JOSEPH J. FOLEY
JEWELER
Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry
115 Central Street Tel. 3-3941
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Compliments of
PURCHASES
The Central
from
Pollards
Savings Bank
58 CENTRAL STREET
PLEASE
ALL
Veterans' Home Loans
PEOPLE
Home Mortgage Loans
Savings Accounts
Compliments to
Effective September 1946, the
LOWELL COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
will operate on a semester basis. All
Graduate Courses in the Day Division
will commence Monday, September 9.
It is necessary to enter classes at the
beginning of the term. Please register
previous to the opening date. Tuition
twenty-eight dollars for each four-week
period. Registration fee five dollars.
College approved for Veteran Training.
To be assured of a seat for September
“The Spindle”
9 class, early registration is advisable.
Lowell
Commercial College
226 Central Street
Tel. 5000
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